Low to the Ground in Italy
Joining a local community celebration that has gone on for centuries, I felt really connected to Italy. Continue reading >>
Solo Travelers Celebrate – and think Umbria
A thought occurred to me when traveling Umbria. An unusual thought but it's one solo travelers might enjoy using so... here you go. Continue reading >>
Reboot. A Solo Traveler’s Spirit Renewed
I can't believe it's been three years already since starting Solo Traveler. Here's a look at how it's changed my life. Solo Traveler then and now. Continue reading >>
Men in Tights – tradition in Umbria, Italy
Medieval festivals are frequent in Umbria, Italy. Here, in photos, is a taste of one event you can expect. Continue reading >>
Poetry for The Moment – should you not be traveling.
With wit and irony, this poem encourages us to appreciate our time not traveling as much as our time traveling. Continue reading >>
Kitchen Consequential – Cooking with Kalmilni
Kalmilni has allowed me to share one of her recipes with you. I have chosen the Potato Pulau. Here it is... Continue reading >>
Grenada: Sweet Spice, Flammable Rum & a Frisky Monkey
This solo traveler loved the spices, the waterfalls, and the beaches of Grenada. Then came the high proof rum and the flirty monkey... Continue reading >>
Poetry to Transport You: Mandalay by Rudyard Kipling
A different kind of post - sharing with you this wonderful poem by Rudyard Kipling. Continue reading >>
Hike with Me in Patagonia – 18 photos
18 pictures - presumably worth 18 thousand words - to show you how magnificent Patagonia is. Continue reading >>
Ashram. Yoga. Cow. Ohm.
Laughter - not quite what I was expecting from life in an Ashram. Continue reading >>
Landing in the Land of Real
In a world where fake is becoming more common, solo travel promotes real. Continue reading >>
It Takes Nerves of Steel
Traveling can put you into very precarious situations facing safety issues that you would never allow at home. Yes, it can take nerves of steel to endure them. Continue reading >>
Who are the Most Hospitable People in the World?
I have enjoyed hospitality all over the world but India was extraordinary. Here are three stories. Continue reading >>
The Harley Haggerty Technique for Meeting People
Meeting interesting locals is high on my list of things to do when I travel. Here's one technique that has been great fun. Continue reading >>
The Taj Mahal – it’s real.
The Taj Mahal - it is real and I have my own photos to prove it. Continue reading >>
Elephant Chase in India – photos and video
Yes, I screamed like a little girl when the elephant started chasing our jeep. Continue reading >>
Enchanté Baabush – Enchanted in India
India, where people appreciate and pursue education - even with travelers like me. Continue reading >>
Partying Indian Style
Within 6 hours of landing in Delhi, I landed in the middle of an Indian pre-Wedding party. Amazing! Continue reading >>
My A-Z of Travel
26 questions about my personal travels. 26 answers with a few photos. Continue reading >>
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