Over at YourLifeIsATrip.com, they are featuring my article on coffee rituals around the world from this confirmed TEA drinker. Turns out, I could write a book (a travel book of course) about the way that people drink coffee in various cultures.
If you are a caffeine addict, this made aid you in planning a trip.
And if you have not seen YourLifeIsATrip.com, I think you are in for a treat.
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About the Author:
Travel and lifestyle writer, wife, mother and grandmother. Publisher of A Traveler's LibraryAlso co-author of biography of Navajo artist Quincy Tahoma http://tahomablog.com
pen4hire – who has written 249 posts on A Traveler's Library.
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Tags: around the world, coffee, travel book, trip planning
I can’t speak for “around the world,” but not long after I launched my travel blog, I wrote a post about my favorite coffee shops and cafes in Colorado, researched by necessity over years of travel around this sizable state. (I’m originally from Connecticut, so ALL Western states are enormous to me.) My post, which does not involve ritual or culture but about non-chain, non-convenience-store coffee stops, is at http://travel-babel.blogspot.c.....-road.html .
Claire @ http://www.travel-babel.com
Claire: The perfect caffeine fixes for travelers in Colorado.
ah, sounds like my kind of book- although I’m a tea drinker also! There is the greatest Tea place near me– called Elizabeth and Alexander’s Tea Room (in Bothell) – I did a post on it awhile back- oh it is truly exquisite!! (and did I mention…affordable)…but then we are talking of coffee shops
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