Stories of Travel
A collection of stories gathered through our SEEQ RVA session where we explored the reasons why people travel.
I’ve decided to talk about things as they occur to me, rather than subject you to a chronological slide show like our parents’ friends used to bore us with (“… and here’s another shot of ...
We walked for miles in every Southern city we visited. Urban walking. We wore jeans and sneakers. Sidewalks. Paved park paths. Asphalt. Cement. Church to parsonage to park to museum to memorial. We chose centrally-located ...
We drove west on Alabama state and county roads – blue highways – from Montgomery to Selma: beautiful farmland, flowering trees in spring bloom, small towns, and, unlike the winter-bitten roads in the North, smooth ...
This story was submitted anonymously to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. I’ve been very lucky. I had a career which had me traveling out of the country quite ...
This story was submitted by Walter Arnold to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. As a third culture kid, I have learned to adjust myself to the local environment ...
This story was submitted by James Warren to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. Last summer, my family and I had the opportunity to visit Cape Charles. This was ...
This story was submitted by Hallie Sitison to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. In June of 2017, I traveled with my peers to Seville, Spain. We went to ...
This story was submitted anonymously to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. I went to Las Vegas, Nevada to attend a fashion conference in 2015. It was my first ...
This story was submitted anonymously to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. My experience was driving around the USA for over 2 months in 2010. It all started with ...
This story was submitted anonymously to the Stories of Travel collection as part of the May SEEQ sessions. My trip to Turkey is really significant to me. I went to a graduation trip with a ...
