Author Archive for E'Louise Ondash
Travel memories caught on camera
For most people, taking photos is as much a part of the trip as plane tickets, suitcases and postcards. We want to be able to bring home memories and relive our travels.
Chronicle your travels all in the palm of your hand
As my walking buddy, Debi, is wont to say, “Hey, get this … ”
Restroom experiences abroad vary
To appreciate the public restrooms we have in this country, you need to leave the good ol’ USA.
Read your way around the world this holiday season
If you are looking for a book for that traveler on your gift list or something special for yourself, here are my picks:
Wowed by metal monsters and flowers
You can always count on the Anza Borrego Desert to deliver surprises, and we weren’t disappointed on a recent visit.
Teaching people about shellfish through oysters
If you want to teach people about the importance of the shellfish industry, feed them oysters.
The little town that could
Cim MacDonald admits right up front that she has become adept at forging artwork, but this is a good thing.
Adventures in Vancouver Island
I am strolling on Deck 5 of the Queen of Alberni on a glorious September afternoon as the ferry churns through the Strait of Georgia.
Little known museums offer big history
Southern California has plenty of museums, but chances are that you’ve never heard of these three:
