…one nomad [myself] “non-vicariously” enjoying the travels of another nomad [Lee Litumbe]
Hey, I won't lie, I enjoy the many "accolades" of readers telling me I have inspired and/or motivated them in some way through my web-spot…..but hey, us bloggers need to be inspired sometimes!
I have so little time to follow anyone over the web, but I really love what Ms. Lee Litumbe is doing over at Lee's "Spirited Pursuit" website.
Part of the reason is she is my inspiration, is she is already doing what I wanna do in the next level of my website, my twist being something like a "Food Channel meets Travel Channel" web-adventure.
But, I'll get there when I get there, and in the mean time, I'm just enjoying her amazing photography and travel stories. I'm fiercely opposed to living vicariously through anyone on the web, but it's fun to take a break from my own web "point of view", and look at the world through some else's eyes.
Lee said she was never planning to come to Western Canada, but had some "relationship woes", and happened to run across a photo of Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada from a Pinterest page.
Lee said "Much to my own surprise, that was enough to spark my interest. Who knew I'd ever want to take a trip with the sole purpose of being out in nature? Certainly not me."
Lee goes on to say…. "I'd originally intended to venture to Lake Louise solo, but I decided to reach out to my childhood friend Brenda (who lives in Edmonton), hoping we could reconnect and make it a bonding experience".
"…… And you know what, I’m SO GLAD I DID! Fast forward several months and we had solidified our plans to meet in Calgary then road trip through the great province of Alberta together. "
p.s. The "Bathroom Horror Story" in her article is hilarious 🙂
Check out the full, "Short Story Long", over on Lee Litumbe's website, "Spirited Pursuit", with more amazing photos and her full travel story. Lee's Full Canadian Rockies Article is here
Make Sure you jump over to Lee Litumbe's "Digital Concept Store" called " Marché ", her cool internet store featuring locally sourced fashions and accessories from her travel destinations.
I'm all about supporting Black Entrepreneurs, if we don't support each other….who will? 🙂
thanks Lee, for another dose of my top recommended medicine……INSPIRATION!!! 🙂
About Lee Litumbe…….
Created by Lee Litumbe from her passion for travel, photography, and storytelling, Spirited Pursuit strives to be a visual experience and inspiration source for the travel lover. In an effort to provide a platform for others to share their individual perspectives, these stories focus on each person's first hand perception of cultures and destinations throughout the world – some from Lee's personal journeys, some from local experts and others from a community of spirited world travelers. A Cameroonian by birth, an American by upbringing, and a Nomad at heart, Lee has a deep rooted appreciation for a well-traveled and adventurous life; with every published story re-igniting her longing to experience and explore deeper into all that exists within the world.
[below] Lee Litumbe's "Spirited Pursuit" Video
Vatrena King: "Short Story Long"
(The official theme song for this series of posts)…the voice of this angel, Vatrena King, has inspired and sustained me through my own "nomad travels", I'm glad to finally give it a special place on my web-spot. ENJOY!! 🙂
~stay healthy~
…click here or photo below for the Home Page with more of Lee's travel stories in
"Short Story Long"
…the Travel Adventures of Lee Litumbe
Lee Litumbe's "Spirited Pursuit" Website here
Lee Litumbe's Facebook Page Here
Lee Litumbe's Instragram Page here
Lee Litumbe's "Who is Lee Litumbe" Bio here
Lee Litumbe's Internet store " Marche' ", featuring her fashions and handcrafted accessories, crafted in her travel destinations, here
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