The only thing worse than being seated on the aisle of a packed bus surrounded by feet is having a moment of guilty reflection about it all. … More Machu Picchu DIY; Can A Bunch Of Idiots Reach It On Their Own? (part 2)
A bridge is meant to be crossed. Or so we are told. But that day, on our way to an ancient Inca citadel, I did something slightly different on a bridge. … More Photo Challenge; A Bridge Between Here And There
they were everywhere you went in south America, but it wasn’t until I met two inspirational girls which I truly began to see them… … More The Dogs Of South America
Thinking of Solo Travel? Well, let me warn you that it can take a huge toll on those of us who opt to venture out alone. But even when everything around you seems to be falling apart, you still can make the choice to… … More I Made A Decision On A Rooftop
There was a man who went only for a hike, but ended up dancing dancing with a mountain and his solitude. … More Photo Challenge; Dancing In Solitude
A guide to travelling by local river boats to Iquitos, Peru.
“A yellow moon floated like an enormous balloon in the sky, its reflection laying deflated and wavering on the water. There were no lights, no humans, and for a fleeting moment, the world appeared as it must have been before we came; untouched, unexplored, and ever-lasting.” … More Iquitos; A City Without Roads
The lone traveller gets lost, loses stuff, becomes ill and betrayed, and eventually, he comes to be as comfortable in his own company as he is around others
… More How Traveling Alone Has Allowed Me Never To Be Alone
