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Wales’ Waterfalls and Mountains on a Budget

Wales’ Waterfalls and Mountains on a Budget
By on October 2, 2011

The sound of driving rain pelting against the side of the tent woke me with a start. I lay awake for a second before waking my friend, ‘Anja!! Anja!! Are we going to get washed away?’

From Israel to Jordan: Short Journey to Another World

From Israel to Jordan: Short Journey to Another World
By on February 9, 2011

We went to Petra so we could see a bona fide world wonder – it’s currently number two on the official list. My husband and I live in Israel this year, and when we told our friends of our Jordan-bound plans, we were mostly met with one of two responses

A Week with the Irish

A Week with the Irish
By on January 20, 2011

I traveled to Ireland through Greenheart Travel’s Independent Homestay Program. It was spring break during my freshman year of college, and I was itching to go somewhere, and my heart has always been set on Ireland. When I first looked into Greenheart, my parents confronted me and told me I wasn’t allowed to go

Unsavory Moments with Turkish Men

Unsavory Moments with Turkish Men
By on June 17, 2010

While working as an au pair in Turkey, my host-mom always sent the driver with me when I went into Istanbul – making me feel very over-protected. But on my last day in the country, I went there without the driver and finally understood that she’d wanted to protect me from male harassment.

Going Where the Men Can’t in Morocco

Going Where the Men Can’t in Morocco
By on June 17, 2010

I studied abroad in Morocco for three months in the spring of 2008, and had a wonderful time there. I recommend Morocco to anyone who can get there. Morocco is home to an interesting intersection of cultures – Arab Islam from the Middle East, French cafes and fashion styles, and music and dance influenced by Sub-Saharan Africa, to name a few