Terri Marshall & Vanessa Orr

Terri: Based in New York City, Terri Marshall writes about travel, food, drink, cultural events, road trips, cars and characters. She’s also a multi-generational travel specialist for the TravelingMom network where she serves as editor of the Traveling Grandparents section of the website. Publication credits include AARP, TravelingMom, Private Clubs, World Footprints, International Living, Google, TravelSquire, North Hills Monthly and AroundWellington.com. She’s a member of SATW and NATJA. Happiest when she’s globetrotting, Terri has covered destinations all over the United States, Europe, Africa and into Central and South America. Favorite adventures include reindeer driving in Norway, hanging out with penguins in Antarctica and fishing for piranhas in the Amazon jungle of Peru. ———- Vanessa: Freelance writer. Road tripper. Travel diva. Dog rescuer. Writes for food or kibbles and bits. Based out of Pittsburgh, PA, via Juneau, AK, I’ve been a freelance writer for more than 25 years. An avid traveler, I always bring home amazing memories, intriguing stories…and often more dogs.
Winter 2025
Terri Marshall & Vanessa Orr

Getting Our Kicks on Route 66 – Part Two

Cuba, Missouri, to  Chandler, Oklahoma Waking up in the nostalgic Wagon Wheel Motel in Cuba, Mo. — the oldest continuously operated motel on Route 66 — we were once again ready to hit the road. We were excited to see all of the murals in this charming town, but even more

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Summer 2024
Terri Marshall & Vanessa Orr

Two for the Road in Texas!

Searching for the Weird and Wild in Texas Hill Country People are attracted to the Texas Hill Country for many reasons: beautiful scenery, amazing wine, the chance to enjoy a backcountry road trip, and more. But Terri and I had a different goal in mind: we were looking for Texas

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Fall 2023
Terri Marshall & Vanessa Orr

Road Trip Through Alaska: Two Weeks, Seven Locations

Story & Photos by Terri Marshall and Vanessa Orr As we approach the massive ice chute, I tell Terri that we need to be quiet. Though the avalanche has already happened, you never know what sounds or vibrations might cause more ice to break. “I am being quiet,” says Terri.

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