Travel writer Linda Fasteson travels to Switzerland, a country about twice the size of the state of Massachusetts, to learn about its little known fourth national language — Romansch. How did it come about and survive to this day?
Linda Fasteson
Linda Fasteson
Linda Fasteson is an award-winning writer specializing in Baby Boomer travel. Her emphasis is on history and culture, grand and historic hotels, waterways and railways, educational vacations, health and wellness, and food and wine. Thoughtful travel, she notes, is the best way to better understand the people, places and events of our world. She and her husband, Roger, publish NotableTravels.com.
Travel writer Linda Fasteson finds Salzburg, baroque city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, is much more than the spectacular storybook scenery and architecture that made it an ideal setting for the movie, “Sound of Music”.
With just a few states left in her quest to discover the essence of each one, travel writer Linda Fasteson heads for Wisconsin to the Village of Kohler, where she finds a world-class five star resort experience in The American Club.