Patagonia Diaries – Day 3 – Four Seasons and a Chapel
Coyhaique, Chile to Puerto Guadal, Chile Distance: 300 km (mostly gravel) Time: 6 hours After a good night’s sleep, we hit La Carretera Austral and headed south towards Hotel Haciendas […]
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Patagonia Diaries – Day 2 – Flat tire on La Carretera Austral
We set out to get through the Argentinian/Chilean border at Futaleufú, Argentina, a whitewater rafting destination, in the early afternoon expecting a quick finish at both borders and make it […]
Patagonia Diaries – Day 1 – Puma Warning
They warned us of Pumas but all we saw was …… at Los Alerces National Park. Full day recap here
Patagonia Diaries – Day 1 – Los Alerces National Park
After lake crossing through the Andes on both the Chilean and Argentinian lake district, we started our 7 day drive from Bariloche to El Calafate, Argentina, on the most scenic […]
Patagonia Diaries – Lake Crossing
From Santiago De Chile we flew down south to Puerto Montt to start our lake crossing journey to Bariloche in Argentina. Upon our arrival, we drove to Puerto Varas, an […]
In honor of Halloween – Cemetery in Hanga Roa, Easter Island
Somewhere in the Pacific, there’s a tiny 63 square mile island, stumbled upon by mistake by a Dutch explorer on 1722 on an Easter Sunday. And so, he named it […]
The Blue Nile Falls – Ethiopia
Remember back in the day when we head bobbed to and belted out TLC’s ‘Waterfalls’ like a bunch of phonies from the 90s who thought ‘chasing waterfalls…waaa?…like….not….in the literal sense’?? […]
Semien Mountains – Ethiopia, My story
Today’s post is a story about five geniuses from the city (including me) who traveled through the Northern Ethiopian Highlands, over 4,000 meters to pay homage to one of Africa’s […]
Zanzibar – a spicy surprise
After four exhilarating days driving without end from Mwanza to Arusha, we flew into Unguja or Zanzibar to take in the origins of Arab-African trade, spices and the serenity of […]
Game Drive Day 3 – Ngorongoro Crater
What happens when a volcano reverse explodes and collapses upon itself three million years ago? Oops? To the contrary. The magnificent Ngorongoro Crater is what happens. Now that the pronunciation […]
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