Catholic Author of “Journeys of a Tin Can Pilgrim” to Sign Books, Give Short Reading at the Basilica’s Lyceum on July 29, 2021
Three years ago, Lynda Rozell sold her house, quit her job, and began living on the road fulltime in an Airstream travel trailer she tows with a Ram 1500 truck. Her travel blog, www.tincanpilgrim.com, chronicles her adventures with her small dog, Penny, provides RV-ing tips, and shares reflections about the religious sites, shrines, parks, and areas of natural beauty that she visits.
Lynda practiced law for many years at a private firm and at the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D.C. Before embarking on her Airstream journey, she worked at a nonprofit as a project manager and in-house counsel. Since becoming a nomad, Lynda writes and gives talks, as well as providing consulting, outreach, and volunteer services wherever she roams.
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Her new book, called Journeys with a Tin Can Pilgrim, shares Lynda’s transformation from her previous life to that of a Tin Can Pilgrim, including her ongoing spiritual growth and the practical skills she has acquired to live in and tow her Airstream trailer as she seeks to live out her Christian faith in her ordinary, everyday life as she travels around the country visiting campgrounds, RV resorts, parks, and religious sites.
Through engaging stories, she invites others into the communities she has found on the road and shares the beauty of creation and spiritual signposts that continue to lead her to radical trust in God.
“Lynda’s stories make the concept of RV living accessible to people, like me, who are new to it or considering it as an option for short stints,” said Amy Bonaccurso, the award-winning author of How to Get to I Do: A Dating Guide for Catholic Women. “The importance of vehicle maintenance is exquisitely balanced with valuable insights about feeding your soul on the road. The book is so transcendent and poetic that I needed to pause often to allow the flowers to bloom in my heart and reach for the sun.”
Lynda will be appearing at the Basilica of St. Mary’s Lyceum (313 Duke St.), in the auditorium, on July 29 at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served at 7 p.m. She will give a short talk/reading of her book at 7:30 p.m. and then will be available to sign copies of the book afterward. The book is available on Amazon for Kindle now (available here). Paperback copies will be available the night of for $16.99.
To reserve a hard copy of the book, just click on the following link: https://stmaryoldtown.org/journeys-with-a-tin-can-pilgrim-book-reservations/