At the core of our entire collection of posts is this: exploring the freedom of travel, with a special focus on the concerns of travelers in larger bodies, and female solo travelers with an emphasis on one bag style packing.
The foggy and majestic beaches of the Hood Canal were my very first introduction to the Pacific Northwest. I met this unique stretch of the Puget Sound before I ever …
In this new series on equine tourism, I’m exploring some of the most exciting equestrian destinations and horse farms I’ve visited. In recent years I’ve traveled extensively – working from …
My travel ethic is a bit different than most travelers. While I like visiting famous must-see sites- My favorite travel memories have been formed by straying just a bit off …
When you are in planning mode for a big trip, it’s tempting to order lots of new high-tech travel gear, and in fact, good travel gear and a well thought out packing …
I don’t normally write an entry on Digital Nomading from a particular location unless I’ve spent a significant amount of time in that place, but San Pedro felt like an …
Long flights can be the most challenging part of international travel. Hours and hours in a tiny airplane seat can be torturous to bodies both big and small. I survive …
Visiting Plitvice National Park in Croatia was one of the highlights of my recent trip to Croatia. I chose a guided tour from Zadar, Croatia as my entry to Plitvice …
If you’re seeking a quirky half-day adventure near Seattle, look no further than the gnome trail in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains about an hour east of downtown Seattle. …
Below you’ll find my master packing list for my travels as a solo female digital nomad traveling with just a carry-on suitcase and a small daypack. Although I tailor this …
Despite a few international travel trips in the past, my summer 2017 trip to Italy, Croatia, and Bosnia was my first solo International trip. For me, traveling internationally is always …