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The Everywhereist Talks Salt PDF Print E-mail
Written by Monte Miner   
Tuesday, 25 October 2011 15:04

Named one of Time magazine’s Top 25 Blogs of 2011, The Everywhereist is not your average travel blog.

When Geraldine was laid off from her job as a copywriter, she decided to join her husband on his frequent business trips and blog about their travels. This is more than a travel blog, however. It is snarky, clever, yes – somewhat informative, but mostly just flat out entertaining.

The Everywhereist recently visited Kansas and The Kansas Underground Salt Museum. She “had a blast.” Here is a taste of what she had to say:

“Consequently we were told, rather repeatedly and to my sheer delight, not to lick the walls. Which is a pity, because now I’ll never learn if the snozzberries taste like snozzberries.”

“Thanks to the high ceilings, the lighting, and the inherent goofiness that is Jason, I was actually having fun. I, the woman who is still kinda-sorta afraid of the basement, was 65 stories below ground and was having a delightful time.”

There was so much to say, Geraldine had to split her experience up into two blog posts. Click the links below to read them. You won’t be sorry.

Part 1

Part 2

Last Updated on Thursday, 27 October 2011 08:57
 

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