About Marybeth, National Geographic Author, Writer
Curious Explorer. Award-winning author.
Polar bear tracking and snorkeling with beluga whales in the northern Canadian Arctic.
Marybeth knows travel. She has hiked, biked, dived, danced and trekked across all seven continents – from the depths of the Flores Sea near Komodo Island to the summit of Kilimanjaro.
More recently, she tracked polar bears and snorkeled with beluga whales in the Canadian Arctic, then kayaked among icebergs in Antarctica.
Somewhere in between, four years of studying in Paris earned her two degrees – and a taste for good wine and strong cheeses.
Twelve books (three with National Geographic), countless travel articles, and numerous TV and radio appearances have built her devoted fanbase. She won the esteemed Lowell Thomas, Gold Award for the Best Travel Book of the Year from the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation.
Yesterday’s Video below. A decade or more later. Is Marybeth still GUTSY? Here in Bhutan. Kayaking and camping near penguins in Antarctica.
Yesterday….
The magnetic rock attracts people worldwide who are searching for spiritual healing and enlightenment. They camp out by it, under the full moon, and receive magnetic vibrations just by holding their hands above the rock.
Why are ancient Megaliths like the moai (stone heads) placed at specific equidistant points?
Why are Positive Energy Vortexes, such as in Easter Island situated where they are?