Gina Vercesi
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Founder and Editor at Kids Unplugged
Writer, photographer, nature girl.
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1 month ago |
muckrack.com | Gina Vercesi |Carol Sachs
TRAVELERS’ TALES, FROM NEAR + FARIN GENOESE DIALECT they’re called crêuze—narrow cobblestoned paths that cross the hillsides along Italy’s dazzling Ligurian coast. These centuries-old mule tracks were originally used by farmers to transport grapes, olives, and lemons grown on terraces cut into the steep, mountainous landscape. Today locals use the trails to walk into town from the rural interior.
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1 month ago |
travelandleisure.com | Gina Vercesi
Rapallo as seen from the water. Photo: Carol Sachs In Genoese dialect they’re called crêuze—narrow cobblestoned paths that cross the hillsides along Italy’s dazzling Ligurian coast. These centuries-old mule tracks were originally used by farmers to transport grapes, olives, and lemons grown on terraces cut into the steep, mountainous landscape. Today locals use the trails to walk into town from the rural interior.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
travelandleisure.com | Gina Vercesi
From left: Sunrise over Elijio Panti National Park, in Belize; a cabana at Gaïa Riverlodge. Photo: From left: ROBERT RAUSCH/The New York Times/Redux; Adrien Williams/Courtesy of Gaia Riverlodge and Belize Tourism Smoke curled around my body as Maria Garcia, a Yucatec Maya healer, walked around me in circles, swinging a pail of incense.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
travelandleisure.com | Gina Vercesi
Gina DeCaprio Vercesi is a New York-based writer and photographer who chronicles her adventures on land, water, and snow. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including The Boston Globe, Islands, Lonely Planet, Travel + Leisure, National Geographic Traveler, AARP The Magazine, Delta Sky, and Hemispheres. Gina also pens the blog Kids Unplugged with the mission of getting families away from screens and out into the world.
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Apr 29, 2024 |
ace.aaa.com | Gina Vercesi
AAA Magazines Horse farms and bourbon distilleries may come to mind when thinking about Kentucky, but folks now have another reason visit to the Bluegrass State—waterfalls. Launched in 2023, the Kentucky Wildlands Waterfall Trail spotlights 17 of the region’s more than 800 waterfalls. Choosing them was no easy feat.
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