Tag Archives: slow travel

The Road to Morocco

Posted on November 7, 2026 by Sea G Rhydr

The elevator at Hotel Vila Zeus is claustrophobic, a grey metal box just big enough for me and my luggage. It’s slow but it beats two flights of stairs. The bathroom is almost as big as the bedroom, my first … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged adventure, Barb horse, Barcelona, europe, Fes, Fes medina, Free Range Rodeo, hospitality, kindness of strangers, life, menú del día, Morocco, riad, Sea G Rhydr, slow travel, solo female travel, Tirana, travel | 2 Comments

Farewell to Çorovodë

Posted on October 29, 2026 by Sea G Rhydr

I’m writing to you now from the rooftop terrace of my riad in the medina of Fes, Morocco. We’ll get to that, but there’s some catching up to do. The last time I wrote I was halfway through my stay … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Albania, Albanian food, Çorovodë, balkans, europe, Flamingo Revolution, Free Range Rodeo, Persephone, pomegranate, Skrapar, slow travel, solo female travel, Tirana, Tirana protests, travel | Leave a comment

Long Strange Trip

Posted on October 5, 2026 by Sea G Rhydr

Hello from Çorovodë, Albania! I just re-read my last blog post and started laughing – I sounded like (and was!) an absolute train wreck. So – first things first – Franklin has a little girl of his own. He’s going … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged adventure, Albania, Çorovodë, Berat, Free Range Rodeo, jet lag, life, London, masked traveler, overpacking, perpetual travel, slow travel, solo travel, Southall, Tirana, travel, travel memoir, travel writing, travel-tips, women who travel, writing | 6 Comments