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Jeff Bogle

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  • Writer and Photographer, Freelance
  • None, Fodor's
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Covers:  Travel, relationships, home, environment, automotive, parenting, art & culture, soccer.
Dad, traveler, writer, photographer, ⚽️ lover. Author of Street Cats & Where to Find Them (@Running_Press). Rep'd by @JenNewens. Founder & EIC of @StanchionZine

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Jeff Bogle is a dad of two teen daughters, writer, Iris Award-winning photographer, avid traveler, and English football fanatic who covers travel, home, cars, fatherhood, business, the environment, relationships, and more for Fodor's, The Washington Post, Wine Enthusiast, Good Housekeeping, Travel + Leisure, USA Today, and Reader's Digest, among other fine publications in print and online. Check him out on Instagram and Twitter @OWTK. Jeff is also the publisher & editor-in-chief of Stanchion, a…

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13 Thing We CANNOT Forget on Our First Post-COVID Trip

13 Thing We CANNOT Forget on Our First Post-COVID Trip

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I Recently Traveled to the Dominican Republic. Was It Safe? And Was It Worth It?

I Recently Traveled to the Dominican Republic. Was It Safe? And Was It Worth It?

Last month, my immunocompromised wife and I traveled to the Dominican Republic (with our masks on) to celebra…

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70,000 Acres and One of the Oldest Rivers in the World. This Is America's Newest National Park

70,000 Acres and One of the Oldest Rivers in the World. This Is America's Newest National Park

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Travel After COVID-19 Will Be Different. Here's How

Travel After COVID-19 Will Be Different. Here's How

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12 Best Places to Vacation with Tweens and Teens

12 Best Places to Vacation with Tweens and Teens

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The Delicate Art Of Blending A Family In Strange And Distant Times - Focus.Blog

The Delicate Art Of Blending A Family In Strange And Distant Times - Focus.Blog

It's been an odd year for weddings, to say the least. While many couples postponed their special day to a fut…

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The US that World Cup fans didn't expect to love Original

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By Jeff Bogle
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By Jeff Bogle26th June 2026 From roadside convenience stores to lonely landscapes, travellers are discovering little-known slices of Americana away from the host cities. I In the build-up to this summer's Fifa World Cup, much of the attention was on the host cities and stadiums where the matches would be held. But after two weeks, something I never expected is happening: social media is flooded with feel-good videos of fans discovering the US that exists between skylines.
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The US that World Cup fans didn't expect to love

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By Jeff Bogle
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2 hours ago It had to be said, didn't it? The World Cup has seen its fair share of celebrity guests, but Ed Norton's presence during Thursday's USA vs. Turkey game really got the internet talking. The actor attended the game alongside some other big names, including Colin Farrell and — crucially — his former …
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The U.S. that World Cup fans didn't expect to love

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6 hours ago From roadside convenience stores to lonely landscapes, travellers are discovering little-known slices of Americana away from the host cities. In the build-up to this summer's Fifa World Cup, much of the attention was on the host cities and stadiums where the matches would be held. But after two …
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Awards

Iris Award

2016 - Photography