As Editor of The Spain Scoop, Nancy has also written for Metropolitan Magazine, Barcelona Connect, and on line travel sites. Her first writing attempt was a play written in fourth grade: “Balls Under The Christmas Tree.” Performed in the family dining room, Daisy the Cat, gave it two yawns.
The thrill of riding a camel in the Sahara under a full moon, caving in Belize, and swing dancing on a quay on the Seine, pales to everyday life in Barcelona.Now nestled into Barcelona bliss, Nancy continues to find the idiosyncratic joys of her city:ceramic roses at the Palau de la Musica, marble street signs, the Giant People, and medieval bands clanging down the streets.
In the U.S., Nancy owned a management consulting business for fourteen years.She designed products for the gift industry, had a pottery studio, and adores her family.Nancy has not broken her addiction to the perfect Spanish dinner:a glass of white wine and hot patatas bravas.Nor does she plan to any time soon.
Regina Winkle-Bryan
After three years exploring leafy Central America, Regina moved to Mediterranean Spain where she eats plump olives and drinks Rioja on a regular basis. Upon her arrival years ago she was shocked to find that Spain is so much more than bulls and flamenco. Did you know they have five national languages in Spain? Five! Or that Llivia is a small Spanish village inserted in France? Yep. These small peculiarities have been the driving force behind her non-stop travel across the Iberian Peninsula and all its sweet little Islands. Spain; it’s different.
Regina both writes to travel and travels to write, and has contributed to Inside Spain Magazine, Islands Magazine, Backpacking Light, Travelmuse.com, Cycle California and many other publications. Whether she is hiking the Camino de Santiago or biking across Formentera, she is never without pen and camera at the ready.
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Nancy Todd
As Editor of The Spain Scoop, Nancy has also written for Metropolitan Magazine, Barcelona Connect, and on line travel sites. Her first writing attempt was a play written in fourth grade: “Balls Under The Christmas Tree.” Performed in the family dining room, Daisy the Cat, gave it two yawns.
The thrill of riding a camel in the Sahara under a full moon, caving in Belize, and swing dancing on a quay on the Seine, pales to everyday life in Barcelona. Now nestled into Barcelona bliss, Nancy continues to find the idiosyncratic joys of her city: ceramic roses at the Palau de la Musica, marble street signs, the Giant People, and medieval bands clanging down the streets.
In the U.S., Nancy owned a management consulting business for fourteen years. She designed products for the gift industry, had a pottery studio, and adores her family. Nancy has not broken her addiction to the perfect Spanish dinner: a glass of white wine and hot patatas bravas. Nor does she plan to any time soon.
Regina Winkle-Bryan
After three years exploring leafy Central America, Regina moved to Mediterranean Spain where she eats plump olives and drinks Rioja on a regular basis. Upon her arrival years ago she was shocked to find that Spain is so much more than bulls and flamenco. Did you know they have five national languages in Spain? Five! Or that Llivia is a small Spanish village inserted in France? Yep. These small peculiarities have been the driving force behind her non-stop travel across the Iberian Peninsula and all its sweet little Islands. Spain; it’s different.
Regina both writes to travel and travels to write, and has contributed to Inside Spain Magazine, Islands Magazine, Backpacking Light, Travelmuse.com, Cycle California and many other publications. Whether she is hiking the Camino de Santiago or biking across Formentera, she is never without pen and camera at the ready.