When Indi and I were in Thailand, we met (and stayed with) a charming lady named Emma. She is from Oxford, England (where we stayed with her folks, actually) and works as an editor for a travel magazine in Bangkok. When our trip was beginning to end, Emma e-mailed me and asked if I would be interested in writing an article for the April/May issue of her magazine.
Well, sure, of course I would!
And now it’s out. Inbound Asia April/May 2010 has a short article (with pictures!) about the Cameron Highlands written by yours truly on pg. 68-71. I am tremendously excited to share this with you and cannot thank my friend enough for this opportunity. A digital copy of the magazine can be access at the below link.
Rhys Martin is an author and photographer from Tulsa, Oklahoma. His love of travel was awakened in 2009 when he sold all of his possessions and left the country. For ten months, he lived out of a backpack and explored southeast Asia and Europe. When he returned home, it was with fresh eyes for his home state.
As he drove the back roads of Oklahoma, Rhys discovered the significance of historic Route 66 to the greater American story. He has traveled all 2,448 miles of the Mother Road and continues to seek out the quiet Main Streets of the Midwest.
Rhys's travel writing and photography has been featured in numerous publications, including Tulsa People Magazine, This Land Press, ROUTE Magazine, Nimrod Journal, The Oklahoman and Tulsa World. He wrote the book Lost Restaurants of Tulsa, which features the stories of nearly 50 iconic eating establishments from the city's past. He has also been a contributing author to multiple Route 66-based travel and history books.
Rhys is the President of the Oklahoma Route 66 Association and serves on multiple boards and commissions related to the Mother Road and its upcoming Centennial in 2026. He loves to connect with people and share his experiences.
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Wow Rhys! That article was so awesome! I'm so proud of you! Great job, sir!
Wow Rhys! That article was so awesome! I'm so proud of you! Great job, sir!
OMG!! My son is a published writer! I am so proud – and . . . are you tempted to send the link to the faculty at Tech? (chuckle)