As our country remains in high alert because of the Corona Pandemic, our travel options remain severely limited. In my spare time at home then, I’ve taken an increased interest in audio podcasts as a way of satisfying my travel curiosities. So I’ve decided to delve into this listening medium myself by looking at more deeply, some of my favorite travel blogs from the recent past.
For my introductory installment in this audio presentation series, I explore anew the travel concept of “Flaneuring” as an exciting way to relieve one’s fears of traveling now. Following the main content of this post , I will present suggestions for viewing some attached photographs for this episode. I hope you enjoy the new format. Now click on the “YouTube” picture link below to begin the podcast.
Flaneuring Not Hurrying
Snippets of a Traveling Mind 
Enjoyed your new format. Fun to hear your voice.
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It seems more natural to do it this way.
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It is nice to hear your pleasant and calming voice again. I have relied on your flaneuring with Ruth for many years 😍
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Maybe we can come see you for real in October. Thanks for the feedback.
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I have not tried podcasts yet but I hear they are good to listen to.
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It”s comforting to hear one”s voice and it feels more natural to me. Thanks for the feedback.
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thats one scary fruitface!
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Especially the nose. This creation reminds me to eat healthy. How about you?
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Beautiful photographs! Would you happen to know what kind of butterfly that blue one is? I don’t know much about butterflies, but am interested in them. Also, where was the butterfly picture taken? Thanks!
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Hi – The butterfly photo was taken on a road trip visit in Springfield Illinois. I cannot ascertain the kind of butterfly it is. The brownish blue colors seem to be a rare combo from my research.
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I like the new format and it’s nice to hear your voice. Love the beautiful photos especially the classic car.
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Thanks for the feedback Eugenia. I am now going to add some music to precede my next poetry podcast.
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