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Covers:  Travel, hotels, culture, honeymoons, destination weddings, food and restaurants, museums, solo travel.
Doesn't Cover: Sports, politics and religion
Writer at www.SheBuysTravel.com, www.Rovology.com, www.BookCottages.com and Mainland Living magazine.

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Melody Moser is a freelance travel writer who lives in southern New Jersey. Europe, culture, and romantic destinations are her favorite topics.

Melody has a rich background in the travel industry, having worked for companies such as Club Med, Walt Disney World, and South Seas Plantation. She blogs at JourneysNearandFar.com.

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Discover Renault Winery: A Historic New Jersey Vineyard With 1800s Roots and Speakeasy Flair

Discover Renault Winery: A Historic New Jersey Vineyard With 1800s Roots and Speakeasy Flair

Discover Renault Winery in South Jersey, a historic 1800s vineyard with rich Prohibition‑era stories, elegant…

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Orkney, Scotland: Two Days in Sea Air Among the Ancients

Orkney, Scotland: Two Days in Sea Air Among the Ancients

We had come to Orkney, Scotland for prehistoric sites and found more. The wartime history, the wide skies, th…

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Winter Escapes: Three Cozy Main Streets Worth the Drive

Winter Escapes: Three Cozy Main Streets Worth the Drive

When the cold lingers and the days feel short, the last thing most of us want to do is leave the house. But w…

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From Buggies to Books: A Day of Discovery in Lancaster County

From Buggies to Books: A Day of Discovery in Lancaster County

Just a few hours from the Jersey Shore, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, offers a peaceful autumn day away.

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Staycation with Melody Moser: Easy Daytrips from the Jersey Shore

Staycation with Melody Moser: Easy Daytrips from the Jersey Shore

Princeton, New Hope and Lewes offer history, art, and small-town charm - all just a short drive away.

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From Wetlands to Wildllife: Outdoor Destinations in South Jersey

From Wetlands to Wildllife: Outdoor Destinations in South Jersey

As summer approaches South Jersey, it’s the perfect time to step outside and explore the area’s natural beaut…

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Orkney, Scotland: Two Days in Sea Air Among the Ancients

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By Melody Moser Verified
| bookcottages.com
Last Updated on May 13, 2026 The sky started changing somewhere around Caithness. By the time we drove aboard the ferry at Gills Bay, it felt enormous, and Orkney hadn’t even come into view yet. It’s that kind of place. It doesn’t announce itself. It settles in quietly, through open skies, ancient stones, and the constant nearness of the sea.
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Phoenix Musical Instrument Museum: A Symphony of Cultures

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By Melody Moser Verified
| Rovology
Last Updated on April 16, 2025 While spending time with family in Phoenix, my sister suggested we visit the Musical Instrument Museum, a place devoted entirely to the world of music. The moment she said it, I was all in. With a name like Melody, how could I resist? What I didn’t expect was how deeply the experience would resonate with me—not just as a music lover, but as a traveler and storyteller. In 2010, Robert J.
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Discovering Serenity: Amish Life and Small-Town Charm in Lancaster County

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| Rovology
Last Updated on August 22, 2024 The clip-clop of horse hooves mingled with the hum of my car engine as I navigated through the rolling hills of Lancaster County, PA a few hours from my hometown. The serene countryside unfolded before me like a living postcard, offering a glimpse into a world both familiar and distinct—the world of the Amish.
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