Where The Wind Blows Me

Stories from my travels that I hope you find entertaining and useful [bridged from https://www.wherethewindblows.me/ on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]

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Palo Duro Canyon: Second to None in the Lone Star State

Texas' largest canyon hides surprising depth — geological, historical, and personal. Palo Duro Canyon State Park delivers dramatic hiking, rich history, and a Georgia O'Keeffe connection that might su…

6d ago·6 min read·1146 words

Skip the French Quarter. Here's Why I Keep Coming Back to Uptown New Orleans

New Orleans has millions of visitors every year — most never leave the French Quarter. Want to know what they’re missing? Follow me Uptown, where the real food, history, and neighborhoods are waiting.

Mar 1·9 min read·1774 words

Dancing Through Havana: How to Travel to Cuba as an American

Can Americans legally travel to Cuba? Yes, and it's easier than you might think. Discover how to navigate U.S. restrictions, immerse yourself in Havana's vibrant culture, and support Cuban communities…

Sep 30·8 min read·1577 words

Antigua for One: How I First Learned the Joy of Solo Travel

My first solo vacation came with unexpected roommates—two community cats on security duty. Antigua’s warm breezes, empty beaches, and that private dipping pool made it pure freedom. Alone but never lo…

Apr 30·8 min read·1462 words

Breakfast with the Dark Angel of Arches National Park

My Moab Bumble date’s best tip? Hike to Dark Angel in Arches National Park. This 7.9-mile trail leads you atop narrow sandstone fins—challenging, exhilarating, and rewarded with stunning solitude. A p…

Apr 25·4 min read·688 words