Screen name: 
Age: 
47
Gender: 
Female
If you must know: 
I'm single
Travel status: 
Putting down roots
Hometown: 
Asheville, N.C.
Currently in: 
Rathdrum, Idaho
 
Traveling Next: 
Sun Valley, Idaho, The Florida Keys....tracking the places where Hemingway hung out.
Favorite places I've been: 
Mkhaya Game Reserve, Swaziland. Parc National de Andigritria, Madagascar. Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Idaho, USA. St. Peters Island, South Australia, Capetown, South Africa, Coffee Bay, South Africa. Sani Pass, Lesotho, The Football Hall of Fame, Canton, Ohio, USA, La Paz, Baja, Mexico.

Places I want to go to: 
The Galapagos, Glacier National Park, Cape Breton Island, The Florida Keys.

 
About me: 
I am a geographical mutt with insatiable curiousity. Doesn't matter whether I'm at home or halfway across the planet, I want to learn and explore the people, places and things that make a location unique. Typical tourism is not for me. I go deep when I'm out and about. I've wrangled rhinos in Africa, tagged kangaroos in Australia and rebuilt sailboats in Baja. At present I'm parked in Idaho hugging the Canadian border writing furiously before I forget anything important and cooking in between.

 
 
 
COMMENTSView All
Post New Comment
There are no comments.
By chrysser  |  Location: United States  |  08/18/08  |  Pics: 0

Well...my contributions to the Matador Community helped land me a dream job at a beautiful, tucked away  resort ( one I failed to mention in my musings on the Idaho Panhandle). This summer I'm getting paid to take folks huckleberry picking, whitewater raftiing and mountain...

4 comments  |  Send to Friend  |  
By chrysser  |  Location: United States  |  06/23/08  |  Pics: 0

I have a new deal breaker when it comes to traveling companions...the frequent use of "I was gonna". This happened on a recent road trip on the first truely sunny days in the Intermountain West, wending south with a woman who wanted to see Idaho from my ex-forest ranger perspective. A lovely...

3 comments  |  Send to Friend  |  
By chrysser  |  Location: United States  |  04/25/08  |  Pics: 0

The cover of July's National Geographic in 2007 was all about malaria. Today  (April 25th) .is Malaria Day as declared by the World Health Organization. Over half a billion people contract the disease each year;. a plague especially hard on countries in sub-Saharan Africa,...

2 comments  |  Send to Friend  |  
-123+