Beverly Yip

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Bev Yip, adventurer - Beverly Yip
Bev Yip, adventurer - Beverly Yip

Trinidad, Beverly’s birthplace, is known mostly because of her sister island Tobago with its crystal clear waters and sandy beaches. Trinidad was not quite so blessed. She moved to California, settling near San Francisco area and fully took advantage of the culture and arts; easy to do when working for the entertainment industry.

A do-it-yourselfer by nature, in order to satisfy her creative side, she took on a project renovating an old 1954 bungalow and designing the landscape of the 13,000 sq ft yard. This resulted in an open space of many “rooms” that included a very large vegetable garden.

Travel has always been an important part of Beverly’s life and her wanderings have taken her to many parts of the world. There is nothing like experiencing another culture that opens one’s mind; struggling to communicate keeps you humble; the unknown rekindles feelings of childhood discoveries and being anonymous gives you wings.

Other wings spontaneously spring into action when she indulges in her favorite sports, flying down a snowy hillside on her board, or riding her BMW 650 CS on narrow, winding, Italian country roads. Her travels have temporarily halted in a beautiful land that has lived in her imagination for years and now fills her vision on a daily basis.

She however, misses that vegetable garden. Perhaps there will be another one very soon in her future.

Beverly holds a Bachelors Degree in Psychology and an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. She is currently teaching English and writing on a part-time basis to satiate the Italian hunger.

There is a whole new world to discover; a whole new life to experience. She is definitely blessed.

Latest Articles

Review of Le Logis de l'Escalin
15 Rooms decorated in warm Provencal colors in a restored farmhouse in La Garde Adhémar. Enjoy the quiet countryside and superb, innovative cuisine, typical of the area.
Jun 9, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Review of Hotel Azteca in Barcelonnette France
The Hotel Azteca is a converted 19th century Mexican villa. Other than its charm, its services and location make it an ideal choice for a vacation or business meeting.
Jun 8, 2009 - Beverly Yip
The Mycenaean Ruins Hint at Life in Early Greece
Archaeological finds and study of the Mycenaean ruins show how the inhabitants of this Bronze Age city lived. The palace and the entrance are the main points of interest.
May 29, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Who Were the Ancient Minoans of Early Crete?
The Minoan civilization enjoyed enormous success in internal and foreign affairs, yet even at the height of its power, it was not a match for that of Mother Nature.
May 18, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Greek Gods and Myths – Theseus and the Minotaur
One short chapter in Theseus' life filled with exhilarating victory over the Minotaur, joy from Ariadne's love and the bitter pangs of losing her as well as his father.
May 8, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Greek Gods and Myths - Dionysus the God of Wine
One vengeful goddess cursed Dionysus to madness. He was later cured but Dionysus' followers honor him with crazed rituals that take 'wine, women and song' to the extreme.
May 8, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Biography of Ignacio Zaragoza and Cinco de Mayo
His desire was to be a priest but his destiny was to be a general. Zaragoza's short life was filled with a series of battles but May 5, 1862 made him a hero forever.
May 5, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Discover the Underground World of Greek Caves
With over 6,000 caves discovered, it should be easy to find one to view the natural underground formations. Here are five unique caves in various regions around Greece.
May 4, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Greek Gods and Myths, Hades and Persephone
Owing to his relationship with Persephone, Hades is not solely known as the ruler of the dead. His actions show how the lives of the gods affect the lives of mortals.
May 4, 2009 - Beverly Yip
Five Reasons to Visit the Sanctuary of Oropa
The Sanctuary of Oropa in Piemonte offers a refuge from everyday life, not only for spiritual reflection, but for cultural edification, business and also for pleasure.
Apr 6, 2009 - Beverly Yip