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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Limestone Sandcastles and Turquoise Caverns
The hundreds of islands ooze limestone as if a child of God tentatively created them with a handful of wet sand, slowly allowing the silica drip to pass through dainty […]
The Simple Sensations
My skin is plastered in the finest sand I have ever felt. My palms, thighs, and feet are coated in dirt as soft as clay. This moment is pure bliss. […]
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. […]
The Thrill
I wake up with butterflies in my chest. I feel jittery yet calm, bouncing around with ginger purpose. After a lovely weekend in Cambridge I’m packing up my purple backpack […]
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 First Day Is The Hardest
First impression of London: Brits like to joke and the airport hand soap smells delicious. My hands smell like a spicy vanilla chai. The seven hour British Airways flight flew […]
It’s Ok To Feel Anxious
I’m sitting at the airport bar with a double vodka soda and semi freaking out. After an amazing five days in NYC I’m hopping the pond and continuing the adventure […]
Washington Square Park
Two words: people watching. Washington Square Park is thriving with diversity, entertainment, and sound. I sit underneath a giant white archway that reads “Let us raise a standard to which […]
To the People
It’s a typical Portland day in NYC. The sky is overcast and rain showers sporadically dump water on the people walking the streets. New York smells delicious. This seems counterintuitive […]
The Ginger Trek 