A Night on Neil Island
After 38 miles with zero wind we left the remote beauty of Cinque Island for the “hustle and bustle” of Neil Island, the second most populated island in the Andaman […]
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Crossing
The day started early. I was dreaming of my former life, surrounded by friends and a plethora of Portland’s best micro brews. I was catching up with one of my […]
The Turning Point
There comes a time on every backpacking adventure when traveling becomes a little less fun. The novelty has slightly worn off and you begin to feel drained. Constantly moving around, […]
When Life Gives You Lemons
The morning started somewhat decent, besides the fact that my bunk mates showed up at 4 AM to make their beds and settle in. I slept poorly, anxious for the […]
The Beauty in the Details
With headphones in I drag my body through the street, kicking dry orange leaves on my way to the Szechenyi Baths. I walk slowly as I notice the architecture hugging […]
Free to Roam
I find fall in the highlands. She’s crowded in the woods of brown and gold birch. The evergreens huddle tightly to the outskirts as their cousins flourish in the changing […]
Freedom in the Wind
The wind whips through my jacket, cooling me despite the steep incline to the top of Arthur’s Seat. I brace myself against the gusts and pump my legs harder, pushing […]
The Edge of the World
The Romans called Scotland Caledonia, which means the edge of the world. The name still fits the feeling of Edinburgh. The grey cobbled streets match the buildings made of sandstone. […]
Always Be Kind
One week into my journey I find myself blow away by the kindness of good people. Being flexible and open-minded has already surprised me with wonderful experiences. Strangers can become […]
The Swing of Things
It’s amazing what a solid 8 hours of sleep can do. I wake up bright-eyed and cheery. I greet the hostel staff with an energetic smile and they can’t help […]
The Ginger Trek 