If you’re looking for a slower, more intentional way to travel and live,
welcome to Truly Sherry.
I created this space for those who seek a more grounded way to travel and in turn lead a simpler life. It’s a place I share my stories from a life of unhurried journeys, starting a new chapter after 70 and doing it with intention. Whether you want to travel slower, live a bit more simple or curious about aging, retirement, and reinvention, I hope you find some answers, inspiration and encouragement here.
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Hi, I’m Sherry!
A TRAVEL WRITER AND slow TRAVELER.
I’m so happy you’re here. I’ve spent decades perfecting the art of slow travel with non-flying journeys on oceans, rivers, and rails.
I created Truly Sherry to share my practical travel tips, comfort-food stories and recipes, reflections on life after 70 and personal adventures to inspire you to explore the world at a relaxed, meaningful pace.
Recently, I’m now a part-time vanlifer along with my trusty little dogs, Poppy and Chip. Together we’re exploring the USA and Canada.
Thanks for stopping by to read my stories.
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Sentimental Journey Revisited on Princess Cruises Hawaiian Islands Cruise
A Love Boat Love Story Love stories happen when you least expect it. They can happen between friends or lovers or even places we visit…
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Overnight Adventure on the Dacia Express Train to Bucharest, Romania
For most people, getting to Bucharest, Romania for a Danube river cruise is easy. Fly to Bucharest, collect your luggage and you’re there. Done. But…
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Exploring Lisbon, Portugal in Only One Day
Fado. Pasteis. A glass of port. Lisbon has so much to see, do, hear and taste that it’s not an easy task to cram it…
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Road Trip Dining at Arthur Bryant’s BBQ
Eighteen years had passed since my first and only visit to the original Arthur Bryant’s BBQ restaurant, a Kansas City barbeque legend. An early morning…
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Why I Love to Cross the Atlantic on Queen Mary 2
When I tell people I’ve crossed the Atlantic fourteen times aboard Queen Mary 2, the first reaction is usually the same. “Why would you spend…
