England
I visited England a couple of times during graduate school between 2010 and 2014.
I went once for a research grant at the University of Surrey and another time to present at a conference.
Occasionally, I reflect back to describe my adventures from back then!
Iceland
I teamed up with 2 other travelers. We drove The Ring Road for six days.
Iceland is full of rock formations, geysers, waterfalls, and moss-covered everything.
Surprisingly, there are also tons of swimming pools, farmland, and an enormous backpacker community.
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Germany
Travel is the perfect time to connect with yourself and all that makes you, you!
So I got in touch with some relatives I had never met before and ended up staying with them across the country.
I learned about German and Bavarian culture and discovered my family history along the way.
Greece
After a 2.5 year global pandemic, I finally got back into international travel starting in the Greek Islands.
I went to Crete, the biggest of the islands, to hike, visited incredible beaches, and enjoy the culture of Chania.
Then I headed to touristic Santorini to check out the classic Cyclades-style architecture and coastal sunset views.
Norway
I was in Norway for about 2 weeks but for 1 week of it I had COVID-19. So my travel experiences were a bit limited there. Nevertheless, I manage to see some incredible sights, hike what is now a top 5 hike experience for me, and explore the beautiful city of Oslo.
Sweden
I spent just one day and one night in Stockholm before beginning a road trip to Norway. My time there was spent exploring the sights of the city, including a sunken Viking ship and a sculpted vulva?! I hope to make it back to Sweden one day for exploration outside of Stockholm!
