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ISBN-10: 1457519305
ISBN-13: 9781457519307
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Never Too Old For Adventure, is the exciting and inspirational journal of Sue Austin's visit to all 50 U.S. states, completed in 115 days. Traveling alone for most of her journey, Sue experienced many adventures, including hiking, kayaking, surfing, parasailing, snorkeling and ziplining. Her goal: to visit with old friends, meet new friends and have the adventure of a lifetimeWhat adventures await a woman turning 60 years young? Join her, as she traverses the North American continent. Watch and learn as she scouts out amazingly fabulous deals using vouchers from Groupon and Living Social to save money on her many activities. This is not a five star hotel journey, but one of being flexible… and open to following the heart. Filled with many photos of this beautiful country, see and read about Mendenhall Glacier, Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head Crater, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, Devils Tower and more. Join her for an exciting tour of the United States of AmericaSue Austin, born in Tampa, Florida, April 17, 1953, resided there until 1982, when she purchased ten wooded acres in Tallahassee, Florida. Employed by the Florida Department of Labor as a computer programmer until 1991, at which time she took a sabbatical to raise her two sons, Oliver IV (Buddy) and Trevor. Sue returned to the work force in 1998, when hired by Level 3 Communications as a computer consultant. In 2000, she began an online book business, the following year opening a storefront in Wakulla County, Florida. In 2004, Sue returned to school receiving a Ph.D. in Religion in 2008. Deciding in 2011, after the death of a close friend, life is too short to waste, she began traveling. Sue designed websites until retiring in 2012, to travel full-time.