In the first year, I shared with readers some of my favorite books. Some were old chestnuts that had been on my shelf for a long time. Others were brand new books that publishers sent to me for reviews. Keep in mind that at A Traveler’s Library, books get to the top of the pile by luring us to travel. They tell us, in fact or fiction about faraway places or even nearby places that sound so good, we have to go there. The authors, in any case, would shudder at the thought of being categorized as travel literature, but if they make us want to travel, they make our lists.
Franz Josef Glacier New Zealand
Have you ever had one of those crazy ideas pop into your brain, usually late at night? Maybe it's something just for the fun of it, maybe it's something that will really make a positive impact on others. Or maybe it's something that just seems so far out of reach that you brush it off and blame your thought process on too many late night snacks.
Author Joe David and Cooking School Chef Jill Prescott Join Together at the Annual Virginia Wine Showcase
I've been lucky enough to find an amazing profession that feeds my love to travel and take photos; International Education. Over the last 10 years it has taken me all over the world, and allowed me to see places and experience things that most kids from upstate New York never dream of.
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The South-West of France is a huge area in wine terms, stretching from south-east of Bordeaux to Toulouse and on southwards to the Pyrenees and the border with Spain. Criss-crossed by rivers such as the Dordogne, Garonne, Lot and Tarn, it has numerous valleys ideal for wine growing. A visit requires some detailed planning, especially of where to be based, and depending how long you are going for, you may well want to consider two or three bases.