Month: December 2011
Photo of the Week – Surprisingly Green Zimbabwe
I think one of the things that amazed me most about Africa during my overland trip was the diversity of the landscapes. I had always imagined the entire continent of Africa as a dry, flat savannah with tall grasses and lions hidden within. I found out during my overland trip through South Africa, Mozambique, […]
13 Ways to Relax Like You’re on Vacation
Envision forests of palm trees, with a hammock slung between two of them, endless miles of white sand and clear blue water, a light breeze blowing, some Jimmy Buffet playing, and a cool drink in your hand. Now open your eyes and remember that it’s only a picture on you’re computer screen and you’re stuck […]
A Few Moments of Peace in India
The chaos of northern India was a bit much for me! The constant noise, people, cars, cows, dogs, motorbikes, and everything else imaginable just attacked my state of well being. In order to keep my sanity, I struggled to find peaceful moments. Here is a photo essay of my path to peace! […]
Photo of the Week – Watch out for snakes!
This is one of those signs that makes me chuckle every time I look at it! I’m not sure if I should be worried about the snake kissing me or biting me! Either way I figured it was wise to look out for snakes on this trail. I also better be sure not to […]
Weekly Photo – Iguazu Falls in Brazil & Argentina
Oh how I love waterfalls! Something about the awe I feel in being privileged to see something so powerful and beautiful all at the same time. Iguazu Falls, or Iguassu, spelling depending on who you ask, is absolutely amazing. It’s on the UNESCO World Heritage list and is made up of 275 falls. For […]
