Georgia’s hidden gem of a mini-Grand Canyon
The Travel Life
I like to travel to distant places. Before the pandemic, I traveled on an airplane about four times a year visiting family and friends and seeing new places.
My ex-husband worked for an airline so we made sure our kids saw a bit of the world when they were young. I wanted my kids exposed to other cultures and people.
I’m interested in art, architecture, literature, history, and culture, and I’m a photographer. Traveling makes everything come alive.
I’d rather spend money on a trip than almost anything else.
I love new experiences, though they can get interesting when you’re traveling — like the time I thought I’d die in Cambodia. It was the most fantastic trip I’ve been on to date, but…
I probably shouldn’t have eaten that fresh pineapple just outside one of the temples. It was delicious, but it came with a side of dysentery and more. I’ll spare you the gory details.
Thank God it was near the end of my trip and for my doctor who insisted I bring some antibiotics along.
Then came the pandemic, and everything ground to a standstill.
