Interview with Dancin’ Matt
byGreat interview on Brave New Traveler with Dancin’ Matt (of round-the-world silly dance Internet fame, see also zefrank). Matt talks about “hiking alongside fresh…
Great interview on Brave New Traveler with Dancin’ Matt (of round-the-world silly dance Internet fame, see also zefrank). Matt talks about “hiking alongside fresh…
The round stamp of Shakespeare & Company on the inside cover of my journal is one of a dozen things that remind me of…
I just updated this page about our round-the-world trip. I hope you like it. What better way than slow, open-ended travel as a full-immersion…
A short piece I wrote about my recent extended honeymoon is included in this National Geographic Traveler feature article entitled “Sudden Journeys: Twenty-five tales…
Meet Doug. Doug is an Engineer and Humanitarian Aid Worker from San Francisco who is stationed in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. Doug is helping to…
Nothin’ like a rich, cayenne-warmin’ bowl of groundnut stew when one is writing a story about The Gambia. There are as many ways to…
There are now 39 comments on the “Why We Came to Pakistan” post about Tay’s Great-Grandfather and his alma mater, Gordon College. These comments…
Just stumbled across this great NASA image of The Gambia River, or as Kunta Kinte remembered it, the “Kamby Bolongo.” Here’s the Wiki page…
I’d been carrying him for more than 10 years — a little rosewood, pot-bellied, traveling Buddha with a big smile and a hobo sack…
Colorado greets us with winter, the first snow on the first day of fall which, apparently, has been cancelled this year. It is frosty…