I’ve been forced to a slower pace this Spring: Flyfishing or gardening on the sunny days and reading or doing home improvement projects on the rainy days.
This year I’ve experienced one travel fail after another. Read on as I outline all that has gone wrong these past three months, as well as share a major bucket list accomplishment and tease my summer travel plans.
At this point in our lives, we love being DINKs because gives us the freedom to be spontaneous with how we spend our time. So off we set, two childless and carefree travelers, right? Wrong. Sometimes the stars just don’t align, even when you have total flexibility and all the time in the world.
Here’s to another year of travel!
Along with my goals for language learning (parli italiano?) and fitness, I have hopes and dreams for travel in 2025. Here I outline six destinations that I hope to visit this year.
A short hike during our annual vacation with Dave’s family.
I’ve dubbed 2024 “My Year of Connection”. After 2 years in New England, I moved back to Pittsburgh and reconnected with my loved ones and the local community. I also traveled to 5 different states and 3 different countries. Check out this month-by-month recap!
Ireland is a country that has it all: lively cities, amazing food and drinks, breathtaking landscapes, and warm-hearted people.
Ireland has breathtaking landscapes, rich history, vibrant culture, and, above all, warm-hearted people. Whether you’re seeking adventure along the rugged coastlines, diving into centuries of history at the various museums, or simply enjoying a pint in a cozy pub, this country offers something for everyone. Check out the top 10 things I love about Ireland here!
Dave and I attended a wedding in the Champagne Region of France.
I spent 4th of July weekend traveling to our friend’s wedding in the French countryside. We passed through Paris the week before the Olympic torch was lit, and it was striking to see the modern marketing plastered overtop buildings dating back to the 17th century.
Westminster Abbey is the coronation site for 40 English and British monarchs dating back to 1066. It is also the burial site for 18 English, Scottish, and British monarchs.
Explore the vibrant cities of London and Westminster through the lens of my camera with this virtual Photo Journal. Discover iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and personal travel experiences that capture the charm of these two iconic places.
I visited Lisbon Portugal during the colder off-season, and was one of just a few tourists around.
Through my own travels, I've learned the art of curating authentic experiences and fostering genuine connections with the people and places around me. Read on as I highlight some of my favorite authentic travel experiences and share tips for how you can cultivate some of your own.
Along with my goals for language learning (parli italiano?) and fitness, I have hopes and dreams for travel in 2024. Here I outline six destinations across two continents that I hope to visit this year.
The Portland Head Light is the most photographed lighthouse in America. It’s also the first place I traveled to this year.
All in all, 2023 was an absolute joy for me. This was the first year where I was truly comfortable traveling in a post-pandemic world. I was also forced to grow as my priorities shifted. Looking back on the last 12 months, I almost don’t recognize the 25-year-old who carried me halfway through the year. That’s a sign of a year well-lived.