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Melody is a freelance writer because she believes that work and fun should not be mutually exclusive. She is a writer, editor and clumsy adventuress, a gypsy at heart, at her happiest when she’s living out of a suitcase and uncertain where she’ll end up next. Most of her travels feature outdoor adventures of some sort, although she typically avoids sleeping on the ground. She is an ordinary person that enjoys challenging and pushing herself, facing fears with an eye on experiential travel. She needs to do it, feel it and see it so she can write about it.
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Melody is a member of the Travel Media Association of Canada, Professional Writing Association of Canada, Ontario Culinary Tourism Alliance and NATJA, North American Travel Journalists Association.