Tuesday, August 02, 2016

Galapagos, Part II

Part II of our family adventure is now available at the North Texas e-News. Enjoy!

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Monday, August 01, 2016

Family adventure in the Galapagos!

We had the privilege of traveling to the Galapagos Archipelago last month. In fact, we left a month ago today! How can time pass so quickly? How dare it? We only spent ten days in our travels, and really, that's no excuse for why I haven't been blogging, but... I haven't.

However, this morning and tomorrow morning, my two-part TravelQuest articles on our venture will be in the North Texas e-News, our "local" internet newspaper. I invite you to read and then decide when you'll be making this journey because it's truly worth it!

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Friday, February 19, 2016

An honor from Smithsonian Journeys

I was contacted by Smithsonian Journeys for permission to put my TravelQuest Around the World articles on their travel blog. Such an honor!

Please check it out. The first one is up and I'm not sure when the others will be. I'll also include the links to the three TravelQuest articles on the North Texas e-News.

TravelQuest from the e-News, Part I
TravelQuest from the e-News, Part II
TravelQuest from the e-News, Part III

Smithsonian Journeys, Part I

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Sunday, February 14, 2016

Around the World with Smithsonian Journeys

This fall my husband and I had the opportunity of a lifetime to travel around the world with Smithsonian Journeys. Today begins my three-part TravelQuest article on our internet newspaper, the North Texas e-News.

Please read, enjoy and come back tomorrow and Tuesday and finish the journey with us.

TravelQuest, Part I

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Sunday, February 24, 2008

Where to go for the photos

My first TravelQuest article for the North Texas eNews is up today. Here's the URL. The remaining ones should go up Tuesday and Thursday.

It was hard to reduce 16 days and 270 photos into three articles and three dozen photos, but I didn't want anyone going to sleep. When I was a little girl, our neighbor traveled extensively in Mexico. He'd always bring home the movies, invite the neighborhood to supper, start the projector--and then go to sleep himself!

Really, you can't make up stuff like that.

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