Barbara Ann Weibel

After years of working in corporate jobs that paid the bills but brought her no joy, Barbara Weibel decided to pursue the only things she’d ever wanted to do: writing, photography, and travel. She strapped on a backpack and set out to travel solo around the word for six months, visiting 17 countries and blogging as she went. Now back in the U.S., Weibel continues to travel and blog about her experiences, focusing on authentic people and places that have not yet been ruined by tourism. She writes several articles per week for UpTake.com, in addition to producing content for other traditional and online publications and is currently writing a non-fiction travel narrative about her extensive travels.

Visit Barbara Ann Weibel on the web at: http://holeinthedonut.com

Barbara Ann Weibel contributes to the following category:

• Independent Travel

The Last 10 Posts by Barbara Ann:

• PHOTO: Big Ben Clock Tower, seen through the wrought iron fence of the Palace of Westminster in London, (19 Jun 2013)
• Sailng a Tall Ship through the Thames Barrier in London, (18 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: From its perch on the banks of the River Thames, the 443-foot high London Eye Ferris wheel provides a bird’s eye view of London, (18 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: Historical home of London’s publishing houses and newspapers, today Fleet Street is mostly shops and cafes, (17 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: Every afternoon, London’s Leadenhall Market is filled with workers lifting a pint after work, (16 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: Lambeth Palace (left), the official residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury in England and St. Mary at Lambeth Church, London, (15 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: The National Gallery, which displays 13-19th century Western European paintings, anchors one end of Trafalgar Square in London, (14 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: Crossing the pedestrian-only Millennium Bridge over the River Thames to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, (13 Jun 2013)
• Sightseeing in London Offers Little in the Way of True Cultural Experiences, (12 Jun 2013)
• PHOTO: Shaftesbury Memorial and the Statue of Anteros in the center of London’s Piccadilly Circus is the perfect place to people watch, (12 Jun 2013)

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