Ponytail Up
Kimberly NelsonA newsletter about outdoor adventures and exploring weird little corners of the world, from the chronically online brain of a Midwestern Gen X pop culture obsessive.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | kimberlymilanelson.substack.com |
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Enchanted in New Mexico
If you’re new here, welcome! I’m planning a Substack refresh in the very near future, so you may see the overall look (and name!) of this space change soon. I will still be writing about the same topics: travel stories and outdoorsy adventu...
Welcome to Twin Peaks
In August, the mood struck me to revisit one of my most beloved places, the tiny, fictional Pacific Northwest town of Twin Peaks. Maybe it was the fever dream quality of late summer fading into the crispness of early fall, or the loss of di...
Four weekends in Wisconsin
There’s a popular meme I kept seeing on social media starting in June, along the lines of “I’m giving my kids a ‘90s summer—letting them watch TV and ignoring them while I talk to my friends on the kitchen phone.” What I remember of my ‘90s...
A Night at the Longhorn Ballroom
I love to see live music when I travel—to see which cities get rowdy, which act too cool, which know all the words and sing along. If you’re traveling to Texas to see live music, the obvious destination would be Austin, but the Fates (and t...
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Writer. Road tripper. Karaoke enthusiast. I write about adventure travel from the perspective of a Midwestern Gen X pop culture obsessive.
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