Kathryn Dickson
Chief Imagination Officer at KathrynAnywhere Award Winning Travel Writer and Television Editor
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Kathryn of KathrynAnywhere is the take-no-prisoners, fuelled by coffee and wine, adrenaline pedal to the metal, Mom of two, life hacks and outdoors expert.
What’s Kat all about? She earned her itchy feet in her youth when her parents took her on summer road trips across Canada and ever since, she has been hooked on the notion of always being on the move! With or without her children in tow, she’s collecting airline points and passport stamps as a hobby.
Are you looking for an experienced, senior documentary or reality television editor with exceptional storytelling chops and a resume to back it? Have you shot a video already and you simply need it edited so you can go back to do what you do best? Are you looking for someone to conduct workshops, speak on a panel of industry experts or consult on the “How To’s” of video production?
Do you need an experienced traveler to come to your destination and tell the story of your resort or property through videos, photography and words?
Kathryn can do all of that. She specializes in authentic, real storytelling in the video realm. Whether your video is destined for Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo or internal company servers, you need a proper producer, director and editor to take your vision and turn it into reality!
If you’re looking for inspiration for where we have visited, you’ll have to check out Sanibel Island here (a favourite of the kids), our resort review of The Island Inn here, read up on how I fell in love begrudgingly at a Walt Disney World Resort value level hotel here or how I had an amazing time hanging out with Republicans at Disney’s Boardwalk Resort here. Managed by the Forest Service, the boardwalk provides a safe and accessible area to take in the views, including this unique strand of cypress trees often referred to as Bonsai or Hat-Rack Cypress. Whether visitors are looking for a charming, historic place to retreat to, or a casual beach town to explore, the city’s neighbourhoods offer unique and diverse experiences to immerse yourself in local culture. On extended loan to the Marco Island Historical Museum by the Smithsonian Institution’s Natural Museum of Natural History, the world-famous Key Marco Cat – a half cat/half-human figure
Friends and family of mine are commenting on the photos staying they are stolen, but that account has not been removed or reprimanded and the images of my children remain on this account. My ex-husband, who is livid that these photos of our children are being used in a fake profile and aren’t being removed has reported this story to several media outlets with this story, however, this is something that happens with great frequency on Facebook, so it’s not news. I am utilizing the services of Copytrack to find stolen images on other websites and enforce copyright Aside from this bogus art fair ticket scam, I can’t help but wonder how else our photos are being used? And if a profile with my picture is trying to sell you tickets to an art fair in Denver, it’s definitely not me.
It is currently closed due to the pandemic* Chances are good, if you have been to Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario in the past couple of decades, you may have been to the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre. Aside from that, the Visitor Centre is a wealth of knowledge and exhibits about the Park’s natural and cultural history, has a quick service canteen type restaurant, a bookstore maintained by The Friends of Algonquin Park and an excellent observation deck with panorama views of the park. Rick’s job is to manage and administer the Natural Heritage Education program, oversee all operations of the Algonquin Visitor Centre, Logging Museum, Art Centre, Staffhouse and Outdoor Theatre. In Winter Some of the hiking trails closest to the Algonquin Visitor’s Centre and handy to some of the Algonquin Provincial Park Campsites are Spruce Bog Trail, Beaver Pond Trail, Big Pines Trail and Lookout Trail.
It might be impossible to detect the oldest country in the world on earth on record. Recorded monarchies appear BC and it’s seemingly a common agreement that the country itself actually developed sometime around 980 BCE. Independent from the Ottoman Empire since 1821, and before that conquered by the Byzantine Empire, there’s no question that Greece is one of the oldest nations in the world but has changed hands and the borders have shrunk over time. Japan has laid claim to being one of the oldest countries in the history of the world and there isn’t a single soul out there who will dispute it.