Angie's Travel Tales and Fails
Angie CoseyI quit my job to go on a travel sabbatical in 2024. Follow my chronicles of chaos to see how it all turned out and hear my travel tales.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 48 | Subscribers | Read | angiecosey.substack.com |
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Who Let the Dogs Up?
Hi friends! To those of you reading this from the east coast USA, how is this long winter treating you? Here in Philadelphia I am still dodging bricks of frozen ice and dirt strewn about like comet debris on the sidewalks, remnants of the w...
When Brilliance Meets Bad Decisions
Hi friends! As you might have noticed (but probably didn’t), I haven’t posted in a while. Part of that is because I’ve gotten quite busy with work and life and Real World stuff. Part of it is because I did a short travel writing course last...
Off to the Races in Oz
Hi friends! I’m back with another travel tale of adventure and wonder to share! But first, a quick note: this blog started out as a way to share all the stories of the travel sabbatical I took in 2024. Thank you to everyone who came along w...
Syrrako Part III: The Church Up
I know it’s been a while but I’ve finally come to finish off the trilogy of Syrrako, the tiny town in the Greek mountains where I spent only three nights but had what felt like weeks worth of adventures. If you missed it (or want to refresh...
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