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Friday, February 27, 2015 at 7:51AM 
I left Oslo on a cold and dreary December’s day. The weather matched any Norwegian’s mood, as even for us, winter can wear on the soul. I landed five hours later wide-eyed and grinning in sunny Marrakesh. Although only about 15C, the sun was blinding to my Northern eyes, and my entire face smiled, welcoming the Vitamin D.
Saturday, December 20, 2014 at 11:59AM 
Cloudy Torquay BeachI lay down on my side on the board, and pretend to take a nap. The waves have died down a bit, allowing for some playtime in the water. The small waves gently hit my board, just enough to rock me back and forth. There is a big, peaceful smile on my face. All I hear is the sound of the water, and waves in the distance washing up on shore. My boyfriend is nearby, but perhaps in his own world, too.
After being surrounded by chaos and stressed-out city humans in the store for days, all I wanted was to get away from them. Please, no humans today, my soul begged of me. I wanted to hear nothing else but the sound of the ocean.
Friday, September 12, 2014 at 1:39PM 
When travelling, I like to wing it. This rarely gets me into much trouble, but it always adds an element of surprise. However, for an upcoming trip to Moscow, I knew I needed to be at least slightly prepared. I invested in Lonely Planet’s guide to Moscow because that’s the brand that ‘everyone’ buys, so it must be good. It was big and detailed and came with a phonetically-spelled map. Brilliant, I thought, I can correctly pronounce where I need to go. I read and re-read all of the warnings, suggestions, and reviews. They told me to dress very well and suggested that women never take taxis alone. Check and noted!
Leah Plotz, Lonely Planet, Moscow, Russia, travel in Travel Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 11:56AM 
The Cayman Islands are three islands - Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman - in the western Caribbean, located just under Cuba and northwest of Jamaica.
Grand Cayman is, wait for it, the biggest island of the three, and holds the majority of the territory's land mass, population, and commerce, including the capital of George Town.
Cayman Brac is a funny sounding name that refers to "The Bluff" (in Gaelic), referring to the distinctive natural feature of the island - the large limestone outcrop that rises along the length of the island. Where it reaches the eastern end, the outcrop stands at 140 ft (43 m) above sea level.
Cayman Islands, Exotic, Paradise, Stingray City, World Travel, travel in Travel Wednesday, February 13, 2013 at 11:27AM
The Carnival of Rio de Janeiro is a must-do party for anyone who wants to check off the biggest world parties from their life list. This grand show of debauchery and revelry before Lent dates all the way back to the year 1723, and with two million people on the streets per day of the festivities, the carnival in Rio is considered the biggest in the world.Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 2:08PM 
At the southern tip of the Malaysian peninsula in Southeast Asia lies a little city-country named Singapore. It packs a small size but a big punch, especially when it comes to food, culture, eye-popping cityscapes over the water, and stiff fines for simple acts - as in, forget chewing gum while you’re here. It’s illegal.
Asia, Malaysian Peninsula, Singapore, Southeast Asia, travel in Travel Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 12:23PM 
Flagstaff is an awesome little mountain college town in the north of the state of Arizona in the USA. It’s a college town with a historical past, and a friendly blend of small-town feel with small-city modernities and amenities, filled with inhabitants of hippie tree-hugger spirit (and not uncommonly, dress) with real-world aspirations, aims, and contributions. Of note, with its high-altitude elevation at 6,910 ft (2106 m), it’s a great place for athletic conditioning and a number of Olympic teams as well as the state’s professional American football team come to train at the university’s athletic facilities.
College Town, Flagstaff Arizona, USA, travel in Travel Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 11:35AM 
Anetelope Canyon
It is what is called a “slot canyon”, a narrow canyon which is formed by water rushing through rock. These canyons are much deeper than they are wide, for example being less than 3 feet wide at the top but dropping down 100 feet to the bottom. These measurements can make slot canyons exceptionally dangerous to be in if you are caught in an unfortunate deluge or flash flood - especially since such flash floods can originate miles away on a day when the canyon itself receives little or no rain and come crushing in without warning, as it did when it killed 11 tourists in 1997 - but the strangely narrow, twisted landscaping that makes them so potentially dangerous is also what makes them so unique and beautiful.
America, Antelope Canyon, Arizona, Geology, Natural Beauty, Tourism, travel in Travel Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 9:42AM 
If you have some time in the region, Penang, Malaysia is a cool little place to go explore for a few days. It’s probably not a place that would figure too highly on a relatively short timeframe in Southeast Asia, and definitely not a super short one, but if you are moving at a more relaxed pace and have already hit a lot of the bigger “must-see” sights and places of the region like the streets of Vietnam, the temples of Cambodia, and the beaches of Thailand, it’s definitely worth a stopover
Malaysia, Penang, World Travel, travel in Travel Friday, December 28, 2012 at 10:58AM 
Christmas is over, the new year is about to begin, and the ground outside my bedroom window is covered with a thick and now unyielding blanket of snow. By the looks of it, I don't expect to see the grass or sunlight again for several weeks, if not months.
This is ok for one reason, and one reason only: that means it's snowboarding season. As I prepare to go on my long-awaited week-long trip to go try out the local mountains in my new temporary home for the year, I can't help but turn my thoughts to where I know the snow is deep and the atmosphere sweet right about now: Hakuba, Japan.
Asia, Japan, Skiing, Skiing Japan, Snowboarding, Travel Japan in Travel 
