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Malia Rosado

Writer. Traveler. Marketer.

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  • Tag: Riding the Rails

  • Tutto è Rotto

    Posted by Malia on September 17, 2015December 18, 2019

    Unwilling to forfeit yesterday's carefully cultivated sense of peace, I do what a Neapolitan would do... and have a caffè.

    The Italy Project
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  • No One Cares About My Awesome Vacation

    Posted by Malia on April 7, 2015January 1, 2020

    Returning home after a long trip is bittersweet and, for me, is often accompanied by a mixed bag of emotions. The familiarity of home is comforting after being overwhelmed by so much newness, but it …

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
    3 3 comments on “No One Cares About My Awesome Vacation”
  • The Long Journey Home

    Posted by Malia on April 6, 2015January 1, 2020

    Even though our group is beginning to disperse, I still have another full day left in Beijing before my flight home to Boston. One by one our group departs – some leave for their home …

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
    1 One comment on “The Long Journey Home”
  • The Great Wall and Guys From Woburn

    Posted by Malia on March 18, 2015January 1, 2020

    My "whatever" stance on China has softened after spending a day outside of Beijing...

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
    1 One comment on “The Great Wall and Guys From Woburn”
  • Beijing and My Brief Bout with Fame

    Posted by Malia on March 17, 2015January 1, 2020

    I'm kinda 'whatevs' about this portion of the journey.

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
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  • Moseying in Mongolia

    Posted by Malia on March 11, 2015January 1, 2020

    We left off just after dinnertime in the ger camp in Mongolia…. The ladies and I are preparing for bed after a satisfying day of hiking, horseback riding, and a cozy viewing of Breaking Bad …

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
    1 One comment on “Moseying in Mongolia”
  • The Country of Blue Skies

    Posted by Malia on February 26, 2015January 1, 2020

    Unlike Siberia, most people I spoke with about my trip had no preconceived notions of Mongolia. Landlocked between Russia and China, it is a fascinating country that keeps a relatively low profile. The capital city, …

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
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  • Somewhere Between Here And There

    Posted by Malia on February 20, 2015January 1, 2020

    We should arrive at the official border crossing shortly but even so, Russia feels decidedly behind me while Mongolia is still out of reach.

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
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  • Mentioning the Unmentionable

    Posted by Malia on February 16, 2015January 1, 2020

    Travel is only truly glamorous in retrospect. In reality, it’s a bit of a grind and so often it is easier to read about an adventure than to actually embark on one. Yes, dear Reader, that was a shot at you...

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
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  • By the Shores of Lake Baikal…

    Posted by Malia on February 12, 2015January 1, 2020

    Four days and five time zones later we arrive in the Siberian city of Irkutsk. Much to my surprise I’m a little ambivalent about disembarking the train. As I step out into the cold and …

    Adventures, Trans-Siberian
    1 One comment on “By the Shores of Lake Baikal…”
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