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About Me
- Serena Kovalosky
- Artist, writer and cultural entrepreneur Serena Kovalosky spent 18 years in the travel industry before retiring her backpack to focus on her goals as a visual artist. Moving into an artists' loft in Montreal, Canada she left behind the 9-to-5 corporate culture for a more creative lifestyle. Years later, she returned to her rural roots in upstate New York to further her artistic research of the organic form, and found herself drawn back into travel - exploring country roads from behind the wheel of an old Chevy Lumina. Combining her passion for food, art and travel, Kovalosky has taken on the role of an "Artful Vagabond" as she travels regularly (in-between art exhibitions) and chronicles her discoveries in this blog. Enjoy the ride!
6 comments:
I love this idea. I once knew a woman who used to travel Europe on a Eurail pass. She and a friend would get off a train in, say, Paris and then hop another one without looking where it was going. She did this one time and woke up in the train in complete darkness, no one in the train, but her friend, who had also fallen asleep. The train didn't seem to be moving forward, but it was bobbing up and down. They found their way out of the train only to find themselves in the bottom of a ferry. The train had gone to Denmark and then boarded a ferry to Scandinavia. If you find yourself in the middle of Lake Champlain, give me a holler.
What a GREAT story! Sounds like something I'd do - fall asleep on a train and end up God knows where! Thanks for sharing!
One of my friends did ask me what would happen if the pencil point landed in the middle of a lake, so I just might be writing from Lake Champlain for my next post!
- SerenaK
I feel your pain, Serena. Just got word that a Texas getaway planned in March has been abruptly cancelled. So true about travelers and flexibility. It goes hand-in-hand with adventure!
Love the idea of dropping a pin on the map. I'll try that next time I'm feeling the need to explore.
Great photo of Route 22, by the way. Look forward to your next post.
Happy Trails,
Stacey
Thanks, Stacey! It's the temporary disappointments in travel that sometimes force us to step outside the box to discover something new!
- SerenaK
Go Serena! That's the beauty of living in paradise...wild adventure at every turn! Enjoy!
M
Thanks, Mary, it'll be great fun to step completely into the unknown!
- SerenaK
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