Erika Ebsworth-Goold
Wife, mom, messenger, marathoner StratComms @wustl Other words: @fodorstravel @midwestliving @thisisinsider @nzherald @iamwellandgood @travelleisure
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2 weeks ago |
fodors.com | Erika Ebsworth-Goold
Disney’s bullish on its new desert community, but concerns persist. It’s no secret Walt Disney loved Palm Springs. He and his wife Lillian found peace and solace there, and Walt dreamed up his first masterpiece, Disneyland, from the desert haven. Some six decades later, the Disney empire again seeks inspiration from the Coachella Valley.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Erika Ebsworth-Goold
18 hours agoFor many kids, one of the most exciting parts of a trip to Disneyland is getting to meet and talk to their favorite characters. For one boy named Jabez, his encounter with Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story was not only memorable, but has warmed the hearts of many around the world. While greeting the …
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3 weeks ago |
midwestliving.com | Erika Ebsworth-Goold
Goldberry Woods is in Union Pier, Michigan, close to Lake Michigan and the towns of New Buffalo and Three Oaks. Photo: Christian Giannelli A few years ago, my family booked a trip to Wilderness Lodge, a cluster of sweet cabins in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks. We were only a couple of hours from our home in St. Louis but felt much further, nestled in the serene woods. After dinner, kids ran on the main lawn catching fireflies. It was a relief to just ... be.
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3 weeks ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Erika Ebsworth-Goold
Dance is a universal language and these destinations showcase its most stunning and unique expressions. Photo / 123rfThese 10 rhythmically blessed destinations prove that when it comes to indulging your passion for dancing, there’s no such thing as two left feet, writes Erika Ebsworth-GooldAsk any curious traveller and they’ll probably tell you cultural immersion tops their holiday to-do list. Digging into a destination’s traditions makes an adventure authentic and meaningful.
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3 weeks ago |
midwestliving.com | Erika Ebsworth-Goold
At Prairie State Park in Missouri, you can stroll through meadows bursting with colorful wildflowers. Photo: Courtesy of Missouri State Parks From blazing stars and diminutive buttercups to uncultivated roses and sunflowers, the Midwest is blessed with many gorgeous native wildflowers. In warmer months, the region’s woodlands, meadows and prairies fill with vibrant blossoms of all sorts that attract a whole host of pollinators.
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Always fun to get a shout-out from colleagues. And I learned so much putting together this piece for @fodorstravel #travelwriter
Is it appropriate to smile and laugh at a cemetery? Oh, at this one, you simply can't help yourself. MTJA's Erika Ebsworth-Goold, @eebsworthgoold, shows us this Chicago cemetery that is worthy of applause. @fodorstravel https://t.co/OFdrqKj971
I’ve seen five slip and falls out here today. St. Louis leaders: you all crapped the bed big time on this weather situation. Shame on you. All of you. #stlwx
If I was up for re-election, I’d be out there with a shovel at this point. Love STL but these side streets are hazards. Where are the trucks? They should still be out running, at least sanding and salting. Unacceptable multi-level municipal failure. #stlwx #unacceptable
