Teen Ink Magazine,
September 2000 :
Travel Articles
Canyon de Chelly My parents and I explored the United States for two months, which was quite anexperience since I've lived in a small fishing town most of my life. I love theocean, but the mountains, desert and endless skies of the Southwest left mespeechless ... Continue...
Danger had a Gray Face Itwas Saturday, the Saturday I had been looking forward to for weeks. We were goingto Mana Pools National Park on the Zambazi River in Northern Zimbabwe, and it wasmy first chance to see elephants since moving to Harare one monthbefore ... Continue...
Faith A year ago I went to Israel, thoughmy family didn't make the long journey just to sightsee. Half my family is Jewishand the other half is Russian Orthodox; as a child, I was given the option ofchoosing which religion was right for me ... Continue...
Nantucket As the small plane touched down, I could not tear myselffrom the window or stop taking in the wild beauty of what has since become myisland getaway.
I descended the plane's narrow steps into dazzlingsunshine ... Continue...
Tennessee Shh,close your eyes it's time to play a game imagine yourself being morerelaxed than you've ever been now picture a creek ... Continue...
Trip to India Anyone who wants to travel outside the United Statesshould go to India. The country has many exciting places to visit; among the mostfascinating are the Taj Mahal, Delhi and Rajasthan ... Continue...
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