Ingrid Hart, the Divine Daytripper, is a writer living in Sacramento, California. She holds a degree in Journalism from Humboldt State University, California. Her soulful writing style takes the reader on a journey as seen through sage-wise eyes.  She describes the landscape of her adventures with detail and offers introspective analysis of her surroundings – all with a keen eye toward gentle humor. She has written the following stories:

• Surfing in Humboldt County – Light-hearted adventures of hard-core surfers in frigid waters; shark attack on area surfer; interview with 75-year-old surfer/doctor; and feel-good vibe of solitude in surfing 
• Death Valley, California – Mother-daughter trip reflecting on life lessons; hiking along Zabriskie Point and Golden Canyon while dreaming of Brad Pitt and George Clooney
• Rosarito Beach, Baja California – overview of the area’s history; spring break adventures; religion’s role in Mexican society; spa experience; artist colony; and border crossing
• Woodstock, Vermont – solo journey visiting the fall foliage; side trips to the Rockefeller summer home; adventures at the birthplace of President Calvin Coolidge
• Arcata, California – road trip with hippie friend Skye; visiting a farmers market; picnic along the ocean; discovering the meaning of life
• Palm Springs, California – girls weekend with childhood friends; listening and telling stories reconnecting lives; driving along Frank Sinatra Boulevard

Ingrid is a hard working, professional journalist with integrity and compassion.  Her attention to detail and respect for research results in fact-based, well-told stories.  Her goal is to learn and teach about life through writing adventures in travel.

Ingrid is a member of the North American Travel Journalists Association