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Solo female traveler ✈️ Author of “Houseplants & Design” 🪴 Polar expedition guide ❄️ “one of the most powerful women in travel” - Condé Nast Traveler

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Packed away my polar uniform of the last five months from the Arctic and back home in New Zealand ☀️

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Grace and chaos meet where the sea and cliffs collide. This is the northern gannet’s kingdom. There’s something mesmerizing about gannets in flight; I never get tired watching them. They’re one of my favorite seabirds. Watching them dive off Scotland’s cliffs on remote St Kilda was a dream come true.

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New Zealand’s Brewster Track has blown up online over the past few years, and for good reason, it’s stunning. But it’s also a lot tougher (and riskier) than it looks in those pretty, viral posts.

@nzmountainsafetycouncil has just dropped their official Brewster Track safety video, and it’s a must-watch before you go. It breaks down what the track’s really like, from the unbridged river crossing to a steep steep STEEP climb, and why heading past the hut towards the glacier isn’t a good idea for the average tramper.

If Brewster’s on your bucket list, do yourself a favour and watch this first. You’ll still get the epic views and make it home safe. Be prepared.

Link in my Stories and bio to watch.

#PlanMyWalk #NZMSC #BrewsterTrack #MakeItHome and thanks to my good friend @erica.clapp for some of these 📷

Home is where the slippers are, even when home hap

Home is where the slippers are, even when home happens to be a ship in the middle of nowhere @glerups_nzaus. So cozy!

My Glerups, made from New Zealand wool (where I live) and shaped by Danish design (where I work - Greenland), are the perfect mix of warmth, simplicity, and good design. Many expedition guides and passengers rock Glerups onboard. They’re the perfect ship shoe, especially in polar places. I have so many pairs now; it’s a bit of a problem!

From Aotearoa to Arctic, they’ve earned their sea legs like me. No boat barfing in over a decade ✊

Pastel September sunrises in northwest Greenland ❤️

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Who is Young Adventuress?

Hi, I'm Liz, and I got my first taste for traveling when I was 16 years old. On my own, 12 years and 50 something countries later, my wanderlust has only grown and the list of countries I want to visit longer. After living in Spain for the past few years and returning home for a stint, I then quit my job and moved to New Zealand and I've been here ever since. Follow my misadventures as I wander, eat, and photograph my way around the world

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