I arrive at Lake Louise for the second time in my life. And for the second time, I am met by rain and fog. The immaculate view you see in Google images and on travel sites, I am convinced they are staged. Determined to not let this ‘Take 2’ trip to the Lake be a … More Lake Louise: Discovering Something Unexpected
The sun is sinking behind Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Iceland. Myself and seven of my closest strangers board a zodiac boat and zip out into the ice-filled lagoon. Whatever we once were on land, we are now iceberg hunters. As we bounce across the icy waters, our viking-bred captain zig zags between pans and mountains of … More Iceberg Hunting in the Land of Ice
It was one of those days at work. Back to back meetings, looming deadlines, stuffy boardrooms, annoying coworkers. I pick up my phone to see three missed calls, more than a half dozen texts and a crazy email train with dates, passport numbers, itineraries and thank yous. Can you get away for April 9-10 weekend?…We … More New York City: 32 Adventures in 32 Hours
Since it only comes but once every four years, I have decided to commemorate the Leap Year phenomenon by sharing the best leaps from my travel adventures. The Great Jump of China The Bahama Beach Jump Man Overboard! The San Diego Boardwalk Jump Jump Like an Egyptian Border Jump (A Wall Won’t Stop Me!) … More #Instaleap: Leaps From Years Travelling Around the World
When you think of Africa, you imagine the desert plains and the gorgeous sunsets. And, if you’re truthful, the impoverished babies from the World Vision advertisements sneak into your mind (even though it makes you feel bad as a human). Now, when I think of Africa, a flurry of vastly different images flash in front … More South Africa: Crushing African Stereotypes
