Lalibela, Ethiopia - Edinbugh, Scotland - Ikotos, South Sudan - Maputo, Mozambique - San Francisco, California - Petra, Jordan - Istanbul, Turkey - Telluride, Colorado - Lake Kivu, Rwanda - Don Det, Laos - Koh Tao, Thailand - Semuc Champey, Guatemala - Caye Caulker, Belize - NYC, NY
Places I want to go to:
Everywhere I haven't already been. Right now I'm planning a horse trek in Mongolia next summer with mi madre, plus a trip to Nova Scotia/Newfoundland/Labrador sometime in the next year.
About me:
Former national soccer player turned UC Berkeley folklore groupie and songwriter; quit a job in book publishing to travel in the Middle East, Africa, India, and Southeast Asia. I'm currently News Editor at Ethical Traveler and I also work as a freelance writer/developmental book editor/creative hack. This year I'll be in NYC for a writing fellowship with Teachers & Writers Collaborative.
Came across your profile, I saw that you are planning a horse riding trip in Mongolia. I was in Mongolia in 2005, and fell in love with the country and would love to go back some day, especially to do a horse trek. I may have a chance to go back this summer. It's an amazing country, I'm not an expert, but if you need to know anything I can try to help. I have a few friends living over there right now that'd be able to help out too. Good Luck with the planning and all.
Hi Jenny,
Just thought I'd say hi as I'm also a recently returned volunteer from Uganda and its always nice to talk to people who understand the country. I'm finding it kind of impossible to describe to my friends in the UK inspite of hundreds of photos I've shown them. Whenever someone asks, 'So how was it?' you just don't know where to begin! Any plans to go back? I miss it so much but there are so many other places I need to visit as well...
All the best,
Charlotte
Hey Jenny,
East Africa is definitely a gem. Yeah, we crossed over from Uganda into DRC, checked out the gorillas and then spent some time heading south to Goma before heading into the tranquility of Gisenyi in Rwanda.
Looks like you've done some expansive travel over there. Definitely keep up the goodwork and the frames comin.
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