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Where were Lisa’s Wonderful Wanderings in 2018?

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December 21, 2018
Lisa Niver live on KTLA 1pm News

Where did I wander in 2018?

What happened this year?

Television:
I was on KTLA talking travel!

Lisa Niver Live on KTLA with Lu Parker Mark Mester
Lisa Niver Live on KTLA with Lu Parker, Mark Mester, Kaj Goldberg.
I spoke at the Hollywood Improv!
My Art was in the gallery, Artworks PC, on main street in Park City, Utah! And in an art show at The Clayhouse in Santa Monica, California.

Who is #9 on the TOP 1000 Travel Blogs? We Said GO Travel

Conferences: Click here to see all of the conference videos

Lisa Niver at 2018 Press Club Awards2018 Finalist for three categories of Southern California Journalism Awards:
Lisa Niver and We Said Go Travel are #4 on the Top 1000+ Travel Blogger List yay
Lisa Niver and We Said Go Travel are #4 on the Top 1000+ Travel Blogger List

Travel Adventures and Videos

Lisa Niver in the Grand Canyon

Lisa’s articles:

Enkereri school children in Maasai Mara. Photo by Matt Payne
Enkereri school children in Maasai Mara. Photo by Matt Payne
Lisa in other people’s articles:

 

What happened in:
2017

2016

2014

More articles, TV, videos (nearly 900,000 views), social (over 140k) at LisaNiver.com

 

 

Lisa Niver at the Hollywood Improv Feb 2018
Lisa Niver at the Hollywood Improv Feb 2018

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