Overwhelmed With 'All That Architecture' Prague’s beauty is mesmerizing. I find myself repeating the phrase “this is ridiculous…” every time I turn a corner to see what a new street will display. The capital city of the Czech Republic, located in Bohemia- or the western Continue Reading A Metal Flower, a Cemetery, and Dante’s Inferno: Welcome to Buenos Aires Floralis Genérica
What does a metal flower, a cemetery, and Dante’s Inferno all have in common? The answer: Buenos Aires. A blooming 105-foot stainless steel flower comes to life every morning at sunrise; a spectacular cemetery of Continue Reading The Great Butterfly Migration to Mexico Butterflies in the sky
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Many of us have heard of the Monarch Butterfly migration from Canada down to Mexico every year at the end of the summer, but Continue Reading Córdoba, Argentina: A Not So Average 48 hours Córdoba, Argentina has a saying, "you can travel all over the world, but when you come home, you'll realize there is no sky like Córdoba's." This city isn't on Top 10 Lists and is often mistaken for its namesake in Continue Reading Back at the Ranch: home on Bonanza Road Of the 9 different places I lived in by the time I was 22 (including Germany, Florida, California, Colorado, NJ and Pennsylvania), the most extraordinary one has always been our cattle ranch on Bonanza Road in southern Colorado. The road Continue Reading A Queensland Sanctuary Main Beach, Noosa Heads
Noosa, Australia
I am a guest here, volunteering through a company called Workaway, receiving room and board for 5 hours a day of work… but it’s hard to call it work when you get Continue Reading
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Posts from 1+ Years of Travel
50,000 miles, 23 countries, 5 continents... and almost 2 years later. I've left the corporate world (and the US) to experience life.
Next week, I’ll be looking back at my life. I’m attending a reunion with forty people from my Remote Year family, most of whom I haven’t seen in two years. ...
18 Years Ago My first Labor Day, after officially being in the workforce post-college, was just another event in a Manhattan lifestyle that would span almost 16 years. It was...
There’s a dress code in Taos, New Mexico: it’s called wiping your boots on the back of your jeans if entering a fancy restaurant. I arrived here two days ago,...
It’s been months since I’ve published anything I’m proud of. Not that I haven’t tried- I have. But sometimes it’s easier and safer to write about places and weather instead...
“You should try ‘Goat Yoga’ while you’re here,” a friend suggested. I was in Austin, Texas for the 4th of July week dog sitting a golden retriever and visiting fellow...
I’ve always wanted to go to South Africa: it’s a breathtakingly beautiful country with adventurous people and fascinating African wildlife. In May, I went to Cape Town and drove east...