
Intern Bio – Vanya Akraboff
Intern Bio
Vanya Akraboff
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| Making a new friend in Ireland |
Born and raised in San Francisco, Vanya’s travel personality is a study in contrasts. She loves the city, but only providing she can take yearly sojourns in the rural country – her most recent job was working at an organic guest farm in the middle of nowhere Northern California. Likewise, the Arctic and the deep desert are at the top of the list of places she’d like to visit, and she is just as comfortable camping in the wilderness as she is racing around New York City.
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| If you are going to skydive, might as well do it in the Swiss Alps |
She harbors dreams of becoming a mountaineer (in the Arctic!), learning Spanish, living in Paris, learning to surf, and getting a dog. She can usually be found reading a magazine, as she has an insatiable appetite for pop culture (as well as delicious food), or running, as she is attempting to talk herself into training for her second marathon.
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