While it hasn’t been my busiest travel year, it has been a fun one.
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Gluten-Free Travel to Quincy, MA
Over the summer, I connected with Calli McPherson, the founder and owner of William James Gifts in Quincy, Massachusetts. Calli and I had been following each other on Instagram for a few years but finally chatted face-to-face on her Instagram live in August.
You may wonder why I was chatting with a New England shopkeeper. Well, everything at Williams James Gifts is totally gluten-free! Calli shares on her website, “As someone with Celiac disease it was important to me that the food products I offered to be gluten free.”
Gluten-Free Globetrotter on Thatch: Travel Guides, Personalized Planning and More
I am beyond excited to announce that I just launched my Gluten-Free Globetrotter Travel Shop on Thatch.co. This shop is your one-stop-shop for all of my Gluten-Free Globetrotter travel guides, maps, customized gluten-free itineraries, celiac travel consulting services, New York city itineraries, and more.
Gluten-Free Globetrotter: 2023 Summer Travel Update
Hello!
I know this blog has been neglected in recent months so I apologize for the radio silence. Life has been busy here in New York City. I am working like crazy (nope, this blog isn’t my day job!) while navigating summer camp for my son, lots of family visits, and just day-to-day life.
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As Celiac Awareness Month 2023 comes to a close, I wanted to share a travel story by my friend Sian, aka Gluten Free Mrs. D., who actually sent this post to me a while back. Sian and I “met” through our blogs many years ago. She is one of the original celiac travel bloggers and someone that I have always admired and lived vicariously through her online travels. She has celiac disease and a nut allergy, lives in London with her family, and travels extensively throughout Europe and beyond.
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