Introducing Team GofG Hamptons, Summer 2011!

by guestofaguest · May 13, 2011

It's almost here! (Summer that is). We can't hardly believe this will be our 4th Summer out east. Left, a picture of some of last year's GofG Hamptons' Team. Below, meet the new crew that will be taking you on adventure after adventure, from Southampton to Montauk and every where in between.

Follow them on twitter, @gofghamptons.

Now, meet the lovely Team Hamptons 2011 below...

Editor:

Chelsea Burcz: Born a block away from the beaches of the Jersey shore, Chelsea has spent most of her summers surfing the right coast. A recent grad of NYU, she has degrees in both journalism and cinema studies under her belt. Her goal in life? To become a mermaid.

Email: chelsea.burcz@guestofaguest.com

Twitter: @chelseaannab

Writers:

Maggie McGlinchy: A hard-to-find Jersey shore native, Maggie grew up in Point Pleasant Beach and made it out alive without looking orange. Now living the stereotypical college lifestyle at Penn State University, she gets to wake up to the lovely smell of manure every morning due to her very central location in good ol’ Pennsylvania. When she’s not quoting Summer Heights High she is daydreaming about living on Chicago’s Gold Coast. The key to her heart is grilled swiss with tomato, but if that’s not available, sweet potato fries are a very close second. She is also a firm believer that everything tastes better through a straw.

Email: maggie.mcglinchy@guestofguest.com

Twitter: @magsmcglinchy

Anna Lombardi: Anna grew up on the North Shore of Long Island, a stone's throw from NYC. Although she was always out and about in New York, Anna made her official move upon being accepted to Sarah Lawrence College; There she immersed herself in all things writing. Never one to follow the "typical" path, she found herself taking time off to explore her various passion's in the arts, working behind the scenes of the Bourne Ultimatum and for about five seconds in front of the camera with Joaquin Phoenix on his film Reservation Road. At twenty-two year's old she finally can see the light at the end of her academic tunnel, with just one more semester to go, we think.