When I think about travel, it’s hard not to think about the friends who first inspired me to realize that I not only could, but certainly should, see more of the world. The picture at the top of this post is on a tree outside their door, a constant reminder that they are explorers, and while I will never quite match their travels, I’m certainly indebted to them...
Highline Trail Prairie near Pincher Creek, Alberta Highline Trail Dock at South end of Waterton Lake Granite Chalet and Hikers in the Distance Highline Trail Near Ronan, MT Highline Trail Prince of Wales Waterton, Alberta Granite Chalet Many Glacier Lodge St. Mary’s, Glacier St. Mary’s Prince of Wales National Bison Range
After the modern bustle of Paris, the charms of Rome were an entirely different experience. What I loved most about Rome was the feeling of being in 44 BCE, 1500 CE, 1950 CE, and 2015 CE simultaneously. In the course of one block, you could see a fragment of an ancient column, a church constructed in the Middle Ages, and the most absurd traffic I’ve experienced...
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This was the trip of the open road, no itinerary, and free discovery. Renting a camper from Happy Camper and Iceland’s liberal laws about open camping meant I could drive where I wanted and sleep when and wherever I felt tired. Some of the best moments of this trip were entirely unplanned, like unexpectedly arriving at the Thorofoss waterfall after deciding...
For all of my Iceland pictures from August 2013, click here.
Banff was an incredible journey to the first place that made me wonder if Glacier National Park was the most beautiful spot in the world, which is saying something.
Guinness Tour James Joyce Blarney Castle Dublin Street Christchurch Cathedral Cliffs of Mohr First Guinness Hurling National Semifinal Molly Malone Statue in Dublin Joyce Museum St. Stephen’s Green Statue Cliffs of Mohr Famine Memorial Statue in Dublin Dublin Castle Wicklow Way Christchurch Cathedral