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Vacation without hassle? Dig this.

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International travel with all the excitement, all the intrigue—without the wheelies, without the passports, without the hassles.

Colorful Open-Air Markets
Beautiful Flowers
Entrancing Patterns
Exotic Destinations
Peaceful Courtyards
Mystical Labyrinths
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Travel with us to Morocco on a quick, fun trip—Andalusian legacies, languorous gardens, ancient medinas and markets—colorful, exotic markets. These tales bring Mediterranean life to the comfortable home of the armchair traveler.

*Curious Tales*

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#Morocco #Tangier #Mediterranean #FlashFiction #LandscapeArchitecture #Design #Cultures #Gardens #Plants #Landscape #Travel #HistoricalFiction

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The True Story

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…what! If this is true, then what have you been telling us? Lies? Is that so?!

No…it’s just business.

In order to graduate with a degree in Landscape Architecture, CJ had to complete a term-abroad design study. That was the story in Tangier Gardens.

And in order to complete his term-abroad design study, CJ had to submit a final deliverable. Curious Tales is that final deliverable.

In some aspect, Curious Tales is the short form of Tangier Gardens—but with added style.

In Curious Tales CJ shares, in a series of 43 flash fiction stories, his take on the culture and landscape of northwestern Africa. He describes how the unique culture and landscape of that region have impacted his life and approach to landscape architecture design.

I am happy to announce that Curious Tales is now live on Amazon at this link: https://amzn.to/3nO2WEG

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Tales til Christmas

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Stinger in the tail…or tale?

The strange culture, the North African landscape and Mediterranean gardens are not what he expected.

In June 2000, Christopher Janus, an American landscape architecture student at a mid-western university, finds himself in Tangier on a term-abroad design study. 

CJ, as his friends called him, could not wait to be home for Christmas.

To complete his Moroccan term-abroad design study, CJ writes about his strange culture, landscape and garden experiences in a series of 40 short stories.

Those short stories are now, for the first time, being released on Vella everyday between now and Christmas Eve.

http://bit.ly/3B9rJXE

Take a break and ENJOY!!