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Sarah Biggs

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Hi there, Sarah here. I consider myself a freedom seeker and seeker of knowledge. For me, there's no better way to learn and feel free then to travel. I travel mostly solo. It shows you what your made of and always makes for great stories. I was fortunate enough to have started traveling fairly early in life. 

I'm drawn to the unusual, the mysterious, the secret, the occult, and the paranormal. A lot of what I write about and the places that I visit have these underlying supernatural elements.

Supernatural is my favorite TV show by the way - Saving people hunting things. As a TV & movie fan, I get a thrill out of traveling to film locations and studios. (See, Hobbiton, Harry Potter Studios, Game of Thrones Studios, and Outlander.) 

Additionally, I'm especially fond of castles, stone circles, and old cemeteries. I love to read and learn. I research and take notes for fun, from travel itineraries to long forgotten knowledge.

This is my space to share my travel stories, experiences, and what I've learned. Thanks for stopping by. I hope that you learn something new! Or even better, feel inspired to travel somewhere new!

"Buy the ticket, take the ride..." Hunter S. Thompson

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Stonehenge, will we ever know what this place was really used for??

Glastonbury Tor is considered to be an energy vortex site. Legends abound here. It's said that beneath the hill there's a hidden cave through which you can pass into the fairy realm of Annwn. The Holy Grail is believed to buried here as well. Who knows?!

St. Edward's church in Stow-on-the-Wold. This is known as Tolkien's Door, thought to be the inspiration for the Doors of Durin in Lord of the Rings. Tolkien was a scholar at Oxford and a frequent visitor of the Cotswolds.

Check out this sculpture of the Doors of Durin by the creative folks at Wētā, the Weta Workshop in New Zealand, is also a wonderfully fun place to visit for movie fans and creative types!

Temple Old Kirk, once the grounds of the Knights Templar.

Callanish Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland's Stonehenge but older! What did they do here??

Rosslyn Chapel was made famous after being featured in the The Da Vinci Code. Inside, it's intricate carvings are associated with many legends and secrets.

Just hanging out with Nessie at the infamous Loch Ness.

Hobbiton, there's nothing more delightful for Lord of the Rings fans than to make their way through the Shire and in to the Green Dragon Inn for a pint.

The UFO Experience in Scottsdale, Arizona. A one of a kind museum with exhibits exploring reports of UFO's, abductions, and encounters with extraterrestrials. 

I'm ready. 

Cave Creek, Arizona, I love giant crystals and am fascinated with the Crystal Skulls. The annual Tucson Gem & Mineral Show is a must see for any rock lover.

Bell Rock in Sedona, Arizona is considered to be an energy vortex site. I do feel dizzy when I go to Sedona. Maybe it's the elevation. Maybe it's the vortex. Maybe it's the alien ship above it zapping me.

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