Asia
Exploring Da Lat
Recently, I’ve posted about my initial thoughts after flying into Hanoi in the north of Vietnam and our amazing time cruising around Bai Tu Long Bay. Now, I want to share my favorite experiences from the southern half of the country. First was the city…
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A Cruise Through Bai Tu Long Bay
Along the north-eastern coast of Vietnam, you’ll find limestone karsts punching out of the water, dressed in vibrant green vegetation. Birds flock around the steep cliffs and the occasional local fishing boat sputters by with the guzzling chug of its engine. Are you in south…
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Arriving in Hanoi: First Thoughts on Vietnam
There are a few timeless questions that have vexed humanity for ages. Why are we here? What is our purpose? How in the hell does traffic work in Vietnam? There is a constant whirring of small motorized scooter engines intertwined with cold starts of parked…
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Europe
The Best Tapas In Spain
Exploring the food scene in any country is often top-of-mind when visiting. A lot of cultures have their own blend of historically available ingredients, socioeconomic conditions, and continued branding that lead travelers to look for certain, iconic dishes. Spain has seen myriad societies come and…
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Flâner
I don’t remember where or when I first saw this word – flâner – but I do know that it’s been sitting in a notepad document, by itself, on my phone, since at least the early Spring, around the time of our trip to Paris.…
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What You Don’t Need To See In Paris (and what you can do instead)
Want to avoid the tourist hot-spots in Paris? Here are a few examples of fun alternatives to the main sites.
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North America
The First Hike Of The Year
A little recap on our first stretch of the legs in the woods.
Keep readingTop 10 Foods You Have To Try In Mexico (and Drinks!)
Tacos. 1 word. 5 letters. Publish. To be serious for a moment, Mexico is home to an incredibly expansive gastronomy. It’s so well regarded that (along with the French meal), in 2010, became the first UNESCO-protected cuisine. Current menu offerings include long-lasting traditional foods that…
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Before you head off to Mexico expecting to live off of your usual order at the local Tex-Mex restaurant, know that Mexican cuisine is a bit different than what you may be expecting. After spending several months in the country, I’ve put together a quick…
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