Hi, I’m Anna Marie Jehorek, the travel writer behind PullOverandLetMeOut.com, an author, and host of the Pull Over and Let Me Out Podcast. I’m also a wife, mother, Irish dancer, pug mom, and lifelong traveler living in North Carolina. I love discovering the stories, people, and places that make a destination memorable, whether they’re found just down the road or across the ocean.

I’ve always been drawn to places with a story to tell. Give me a charming small town, a scenic byway, a historic site, or a road that looks like it might lead someplace interesting, and I’m ready to explore. I especially love discovering the places we might otherwise drive right past and learning about the people, history, and stories that make them worth a stop. 

That curiosity is at the heart of PullOverandLetMeOut.com. 

You know how sometimes you’re on a trip and you see something that catches your attention and you say, “Pull over and let me out.”?

That’s exactly the spirit behind my travels and my writing. I explore destinations throughout the Southeastern U.S. and beyond, sharing the experience, tips, and practical information I gather along the way so you can use them to plan your own memorable adventures. 

And then there’s Ireland.

My love affair with Ireland runs especially deep. I’ve traveled extensively throughout the country, with a particular connection to the Hidden Heartlands, where the landscapes, villages, history, and slower pace have inspired me time and again. In fact, Ireland has become such an important part of my life that I’ve written two novels set in County Roscommon: The Cottage on Lough Key and The House with the Georgian Door. 

Ireland continues to inspire my travels and my writing, and I love helping others experience the country beyond the usual tourist stops. Whether you’re planning your first trip to the Emerald Isle or looking for a different way to experience a place you already love, my goal is to help you create a journey filled with memorable places, meaningful experiences, and stories you’ll bring home with you.

Exploring a small town closer to home, following a scenic road, stepping into a piece of history, or wandering through an Irish village, I’m always looking for that next place that makes me want to say, Pull over and let me out. 

Come along for the ride. You never know what you might find just around the corner.

If you have a destination you’d like to share or simply want to get in touch, I’d love to hear from you at AnnaMarie@PullOverandLetMeOut.com

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