www.weaveoftheride.com. However,

Coming from a journalistic background (travel and alternative living), I would strongly suggest focusing on the message you want to deliver. You could start with your initial prejudice, innocence or ignorance and work toward your revelation (message).

I think it is also helpful to keep in mind what audience you are targeting. It will help you to omit details that may not be interesting for your readers.

Good luck!

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