The first months of the year have zoomed past, and here I am, catching my breath. It seems that my travel schedule fills up more and more in advance, and it’s not long before I’m booked for the year. I suppose that’s both a good and bad thing. While I’m not at a loss for storytelling opportunity, it’s harder to be spontaneous.
Here are a few of my recent articles:
For Sierra: I covered the decline of the Atlantic blue crab and how a South Carolina native is helping conservation efforts by connecting people to water.
For Condé Nast Traveler: I wrote about how to ditch the crowds on Hawaiʻi island and where to eat, stay, and play on the Hāmākua Coast.
For Afar: I talked about the Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood in Charleston, why you should include it in a trip, and what to put on your itinerary.
For National Geographic: I wrote about cycling the vehicle-free 45 miles of historic carriage roads in Acadia National Park.
For the Globe and Mail: I covered last summer’s European river cruise with my teenager.
I hope your 2025 so far has had inspiration, bright lights, and plentiful adventures.