Welcome! I’m glad you’ve stopped by. I’m Cassie, and Ever In Transit is my food and travel blog where I share travel tips, stories, recipes, and quirky adventures in California and around the world.
Cassie Kifer, Founder & Editor
I grew up on the East Coast, but packed up everything and moved to Los Angeles after college to work at a youth hostel. I’ve been obsessed with travel and my adopted home of California ever since. I’m a relentless foodie and always look for markets, farm tours, cooking classes, the best local beer and wine, and authentic culinary experiences. I’m vegetarian, but make a few unusual exceptions. I’m a former urban planner turned freelance writer and web communications consultant.
Kevin Adams, Cassie’s “Comma Corrector” & Sometimes Writer
My husband, Kevin, was born and raised in Northern California. He can’t get enough of Cal Football, good food, and home-brewed beer. He works as a web developer and spends his time off looking for killer flight deals and places to take great photos.
Posey Dog
When we’re not exploring the world, you’ll find us at home in the San Francisco Bay Area with our intrepid canine, Posey — actually, she likes to travel, too! I share photos of her adventures on Instagram: #MyPoseyDog.
There’s no end to the unique food, beautiful landscapes and wild adventures to be found here in Northern California. We love our home base just as much as we love leaving it — actually, sometimes more.
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You can view our posts by sorted by destination and topic using the navigation menu above, OR check out some of my favorite posts…
Quirky Places & Experiences:
- Drinking Tea With A Ninja and a Samurai
- Eating My Childhood Friend
- Coming Face To Face With Your Food At the Otavalo Animal Market
- 15 Weird & Wonderful Things You Can Buy at Cusco’s San Pedro Market
- The One Thing You Need To Do in Jamaica
- Hunting Mushrooms on the California Coast (and Living To Tell The Tale)
- Strawberries, Shibas, Fuji-San, and the Nicest Highway Rest Stop In The World
Useful Posts:
- Tips For First Time Travel to New York City
- 10 Free and Cheap Things To Do in San Francisco
- 21 Things You Should Know About Japanese Food
- How to Find Vegetarian Food in Mexico
- Homeless in NYC (Or Safety Tips For AirBNB and Vacation Rental Sites)
- Women’s Packing List for Carry On Only Travel (and our men’s packing list)
- 8 Things You Need For Camping (That You’ll Probably Forget)
- Tips For the W Trek in Torres Del Paine, Chile
- 5 Ridiculously Easy Tips To Improve Your Photography
Personal Posts:
- 5 Photos I Took With My Dad
- Amelie’s Umbrella
- On The Death Of The Dream (And Why I’m Totally Okay With It)
- Helping Women Means Helping Women To Work
- The First (and Last Time) I Get To Plan a Dinner Party At Rocio’s House
- The Best Part Of Travel
For Photography Lovers:
- Yosemite and Hetch Hetchy in Fall
- Bewildering, Beautiful Valletta
- A Photographic Guide To The Galapagos
- Hummingbirds of Mindo, Ecuador
- Mono Lake: A Sunrise Walk On The Moon
- Maui Beaches and Sunsets
- Paris At Night
- This Is What It’s Like To Love A Photographer
For Food/Wine/Beer Lovers:
- A Wine Weekend South Of The Border
- Everything I Knew About Balsamic Vinegar Was Wrong
- Culture and Community at an East Paris Farmers Market
- Choking Down One Of The Strongest Beers In The World
- Olive Oil Tasting in Paso Robles + Homemade Ice Cream
- Why San Diego Is the Beer Capital of California
- The Perfect Mexican Michelada Recipe
Are You From California? Or Traveling To California?
- 10 Free and Cheap Things To Do in San Francisco
- Feeling Small On The Avenue Of The Giants
- The Majestic Mountain Loop Roadtrip
- A Marin County Cheese, Oyster, and Beer Crawl
- Carmel-By-The-Sea: The Best Dog Friendly Beach in California
- Finding Food Adventures at the San Francisco Ferry Building
- The Surprising Beauty of Death Valley National Park
- 5 Things To Love About San Jose
EIT Elsewhere
We’ve had lots of articles and interviews published on several other sites. For the full list, check out our press page.
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