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Terri Colby

  • Travel Writer, Journalist and Photographer, Freelance
Chicago, United States
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travel writer, independent journalist, communications contractor, foodie, Chicagoan by birth and by choice.

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Viking’s Luxurious Mississippi River Journey from New Orleans to Memphis

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By Terri Colby
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Viking Mississippi is the name of the purpose-built ship that takes passengers into America's heartland. Photo courtesy of Viking. Mention a river cruise and you might think of European cathedrals and castles perched on vineyard-dotted hilltops. But this is a story about a cruise through the heart and maritime Main Street of America along what is arguably the most famous river in the United States. The Mississippi, of course.
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Viking Polaris Visits Chicago for First Time: New Great Lakes Treasures Itinerary

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By Terri Colby
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Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… Zig-zagging through the waters of Lake Superior on a high-speed Special Operations Boat, the driver calls our attention to the nearby shore where an eagle rests in the treetops. Before most of us locate his perch, the bird takes off, wings spread wide as we follow from below, racing over the surface of the largest of all the Great Lakes. That was my first time aboard Viking Cruise Lines’ Polaris expedition ship.
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Winter Fun in Quebec City

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By Terri Colby
| TravelWorld International Magazine
When snow blows sideways and temperatures drop well below freezing, my happy place is a comfy chair in front of a crackling fire with a warm drink and a good book. But earlier this year, I discovered the thrills of outdoor winter vacations, and now there’s no going back. My February welcome to Quebec City came amid threatening snowstorms and plummeting temperatures. Celebrating winter is simply what they do in the capital of Canada’s province of Quebec.
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