I spent several years at The Dallas Morning News, where I made my way around the building as an obituary writer, reporter, entertainment and fitness blogger and web editor/producer.
Now I'm web managing editor of funky Western lifestyle magazine Cowboys & Indians (www.cowboysindians.com). I also try to sneak in some writing for the site when time lets me.
Travel-love seized me young. My family lived in the Philippines when I was a small child, so all of my earliest memories take place in a hot, tropical haze of Tagalog, speeding Jeepnies and mango trees.
My favorite foreign places I've explored are Malmo, Sweden, and Mexico's Puerto Escondido and Puerto Angel. But I was born and raised right here in Dallas-Fort Worth, so I love a good ol' Texas road trip most of all.
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Experience Ancient Sprawl in the Countryside at the Temples of Bagan
Created on October 13, 2008 by Christy Robinson, WriterRiding a bicycle on an earthen path near the majestic Irrawaddy River, you might find yourself maneuvering around a herd of zebu oxen, stopping to watch men climb soaring palm trees to collect juice for liquor, or riding directly to your appointment for a hot air balloon tour and champagne breakfast. No matter what brings you to Bagan region of Myanmar, the two guaranteed highlights of your trip will be unabashed exploration of countless ancient pagodas and temples, and spectacular sunset views of temple spotted countryside. It's a fulfilling destination for travelers who thirst for 'terra incognita'. There's enough tourist-friendly framework in the region to be accessible, but it's anything but a spoiled tourist haven. Bagan is a grassy plain scattered with brick pagodas, or ...
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