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Tricia A. Mitchell

Amboise

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

Freelance writer・Slow traveler・Insatiably curious・I write about immersive travel, artisans, cultural heritage, & off-season Mediterranean adventures. She/her.

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  • Aug 20, 2023 | internationalliving.com | Tricia A. Mitchell

    Over the last 6,000 years nearly every major empire around the Mediterranean has occupied Cyprus at some point. And most of them left something behind. The Ancient Greeks left ruins. They built a temple here to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, then forbade women to enter it. Are you interested in retiring abroad? Yes | Not Sure YetThe Crusaders left castles. The Knights Templar had their headquarters here and actually owned Cyprus outright for about eight months before selling it to a Frenchman.

  • Aug 9, 2023 | internationalliving.com | Tricia A. Mitchell

    It was almost sunset, and the countryside of the Loire Valley was tinged with a warm, golden glow. Our hot-air balloon’s basket nearly brushed the treetops below us, so the pilot squeezed a lever to inject more fuel into the flame. Almost instantly, the black-and-yellow balloon soared higher, and we continued our thrilling flight over rows of vines, rolling hills, and centuries-old châteaux (castles). Are you interested in retiring abroad?

  • Jul 19, 2023 | internationalliving.com | Tricia A. Mitchell

    When the waves break on the rocks near Aphrodite’s Beach in Cyprus, some insist that the resulting foam resembles a human form—perhaps that of the Greek goddess, Aphrodite. According to mythology, it was here at Petra tou Romiou that Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, was born. Cyprus is located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and throughout history has been ruled by diverse civilizations.

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. @TriciaAMitchell
19 Mar 23

Built more than 2,000 years ago, the Pont du Gard is a 3-tiered aqueduct bridge that once carried water to the city of Nîmes, a Roman colony. #France https://t.co/9bie5H11kr

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. @TriciaAMitchell
24 Oct 22

The autumn leaves near #Oberammergau, #Germany have recently peaked. One of my favorite places to bike or walk is to the nearby Ettaler Weidmoos, a tranquil nature preserve. My latest video offers a peek at this beautiful part of #Bavaria 🍁 ⛰ 🇩🇪 https://t.co/ttu5Z5y9bW

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. @TriciaAMitchell
27 Aug 22

Paper marbling has origins that go back centuries, perhaps even more than 1,000 years. Here's a peek inside the oldest marbled paper shop in #Florence, #Italy. #artisans https://t.co/oYXs5ce5g1 https://t.co/1V73hzMUN0