When Summer Means Winter: Health and Wellness in Córdoba, Argentina The Southern Hemisphere is starting to grow on me. There’s more ocean mass than its northern counterpart (20% more), creating an overall milder climate. With less land (50% less) and only 11% of the world’s population, there’s less pollution. All Continue Reading Creative Travel Through House Sitting A home in Portland, Oregon Recently, I became obsessed with traveling the world for free. I wanted to continue to travel without the stress of having my savings account dwindle. My goal was to lead an interesting Continue Reading Exploring the City of Buenos Aires, Starting With Polo Buenos Aires is the most visited city in Latin America. It's known as the ‘Paris of Latin America’ due to its nightlife, sophistication in the arts, and beautiful European architecture. The people of BA consider themselves Porteños, or ‘port people’ Continue Reading A Stopover in Tasmania Cape Barren Island Flying 1,000ft over the NE corner of Tasmania and banking left towards Flinders Island in a 1978 4-seater Cessna, it occurred to me how little I had known about Tasmania just a week before. Continue Reading Inspired Recollections I met up with an old college friend this morning on a stopover in San Francisco. Our rendezvous flew by as we both tried to fill each other in on our lives in a short amount of time. Back out Continue Reading The Perils of Peru Machu Picchu's moneyshot As I enter my third week of living in Peru, I can easily say I’ve been blown away by the beauty of its people, landscape and incredible food. Like Mexico City, Lima was never 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.
Arriving in Ireland I stepped off the plane on a sunny afternoon to descend a flight of stairs onto the tarmac. Looking up, I took in the enchanting Emerald Isle, otherwise...
The Rules of Coziness It seems we need to create a practice around everything nowadays. Simple concepts need books to define them and classes to teach them… like meditation and...
It was a beautiful fall day in New York when I flew to Edinburgh, Scotland. I was departing from a military base/commercial airport outside of Newburgh, New York and I...
Yin and Yang The iconic Bondi Iceberg Club is an ultra white 4-story rectangular building built into the cliffs of Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. Light blue ocean waves pound...
On a very narrow hiking trail overlooking Turnagain Arm, arguably the most scenic highway in the US (a stretch of road from Anchorage towards the Kenai Peninsula), I met a guy named...
Life in the Arctic Adrenaline floods your body as you throw back the blankets of animal furs and climb into the cold air. It’s 3am. The sounds of drumbeats and...