The bulk of my work is as a freelance travel writer and photographer. In this role I've written for numerous regional, national, and international outlets, including newspapers, magazines, and websites. I'm drawn to this type of work because I truly believe that travel broadens the mind, and can, over time, solve, soothe, or salve many of the world's ills.

It may sound sappy, but some of the most poignant lessons I've learned have been made clear and seen to be most relevant while I've been on the road. That's why I write about travel.

Copied below you'll find a few links to travel articles that I've written.

 

TRAVEL CLIPS

ARIZONA:

"Coming Full Circle"
Home & Away, January - February 2010

A profile of Page, Arizona, Lake Powell, Glen Canyon, and the Grand Circle (the largest collection of National Parks in the United States, and all located within 150 miles of Page, AZ)

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GEOCACHING - ST. LUCIA- THE WORLD:

"Cool Cache"
New Mexico Journey, November - December 2009

A firsthand look at the travel techno-craze Geocaching, including a high-tech treasure hunt in windswept St. Lucia, and a kid-friendly caching excursion in Georgia.

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THE NETHERLANDS:

"Dutch Treats"
Home & Away, March - April 2009

Daytripping through the Dutch countryside around Amsterdam - Highlights include: Kukenhof Gardens, Kröller-Müller Museum, Hoge Veluwe National Park, Edam, Apeldoorn, Enkhuizen, and the Zuiderzeemuseum

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CALIFORNIA WINE COUNTRY:

"Paradise Found"
Highroads, January - February 2009

Honor Mansion and the family run businesses in and around Healdsburg and the Russian River Valley section of Sonoma County, California

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SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA(SOUTH KOREA):

"Seoul Discovery"
NWA World Traveler(Northwest Airlines), November 2007

Old and new, techno-crazy and traditional, this story takes us deep inside South Korea's bustling capital.

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TEXAS HILL COUNTRY:

"Texas Hill Country"
ASU Travel Guide, April 2006

Fredericksburg, Austin, and San Antonio each offer visitors something different. Collectively they represent the heart and soul of Hill Country in Central Texas, a land of natural splendor, high quality of life, and surprising historical, cultural, and recreational possibilities.

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ONLINE TRAVEL

MOROCCO:

Morocco On the Verge of Itself: A snapshot of the people, places, and culture of Morocco, circa 2001

Raiders of the Lost: A true story of the search for art deep in the Moroccan desert.

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LOS ANGELES:

See And Be Unseen: The Avalon Hotel in Beverly Hills.

Not Just Another Hollywood Facelift: Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel

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WANDERING ALOUD:

My experimental travel writing woodshed can be found at: "Wandering Aloud".