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A small fishing port near Marseille, Cassis draws travelers who prefer to shun the fatuous glamour of larger Cote d’Azur cities.
Employment as a freelance travel writer/photographer provides many opportunities for traveling.
A visit to Spokane changed my perception completely. It has all the ingredients for an enjoyable vacation, no matter your age or interests.
I have been invited on an 8-day/7-night river cruise on the Columbia and Snake Rivers as a hosted travel writer.
While not every topic lends itself to storytelling, there are some that allow me to imagine myself as one of the travelers.
Although I resisted pursuing a niche, I find I have unintentionally become a cruise travel writer. All in all, it’s a pretty nice gig.
Perhaps the best benefits of this job will be learning from my research, and improving my writing skill through constant practice.
On October 28th, 2012 I was running from Hurricane Sandy, trying to escape New York City before it hit. This blog entry is about that experience.
The historic section of Troutdale, Oregon is a remnant of the original town and recognized as the Gateway to the Columbia River Gorge.
When was the last time you visited Seaside, Oregon’s oldest coastal resort town? Join me for a 90-minute tour.