Vagablogging welcomes five new writers!

Last month we posted a call for new bloggers here at Vagablogging — and we got quite a response. Now, after a little preliminary screening, we’ve decided to debut five new Vagabloggers.

Jill K. Robinson divides her time between writing about travel, running a kayak business and trying to wring awe-inspiring adventure out of her vacation days. She’s enjoyed tequila tasting in Mexico, hiking Peru’s Amazon jungle and kayaking in the Caribbean.

Ted Beatie has recently enjoyed travels to the Sahara desert in Morocco, a Buddhist island off the coast of Shanghai, and a small fishing village north of Puerto Vallarta. His travel writing has appeared in National Geographic Traveler and his photography has been appeared in various galleries and magazines.

Katie Hammell is a freelance writer living in Chicago. Her travel writing has been published on BootsnAll, the Matador Network and Gadling.

Brett Stuckel has been trekking in Nepal, walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in northern Spain and is currently in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, writing about the joys of walking, traveling and staying in one place.

Colleen Wilde currently resides in the North of France where she teaches English. Colleen has traveled all over the world and even rode a “magic” carpet down the dunes of Morocco.

Welcome, new bloggers! And we hope you’ll enjoy the wealth of vagabonding and indie travel information, links, and reviews they’ll be posting in the very near future.