An article I wrote about my post-travel depression as I attempt to get back in the groove of the daily grind.
Author: mraymus
Blogger, YachtMaster, DiveMaster, Computer Consultant, World Traveler, currently on a mission to circumnavigate the globe by crewing on sailboats. Always looking for adventure along the way.
What I’ve Been Doing Since My Circumnavigation
I've been doing a bit of driving since my circumnavigation completion in Panama. Come see what I've been up to.
Two Weeks in a Hostel in Cartagena: A Newly Converted Hostel Traveler
I have been skeptical about staying at hostels for years. This hostel stay changed everything.
My Last Circumnavigation Passage: 5 Days on a BackPacker Boat
My last passage to complete my circumnavigation was relaxing and enjoyable with 11 other people.
Sunrises and Sunsets: Can You Tell The Difference in a Photo?
Can you tell the difference between sunrises and sunsets?
I Hate Paper Straws: Do They Even Make a Difference?
How big of an inconvenience is it to use non-plastic straws? I suppose it depends on how long you want to enjoy the planet.
Medellin, The City of Eternal Spring, For 10 Bucks a Night!
Pondering over my amazing trip to Medellin. It’s a really great place!
Medellin: A Beautiful Change of Scenery and Temperature!
I flew from Cartagena to Medellin yesterday. What a difference a few hundred miles inland makes.
Morning thoughts in Cartagena
Morning thoughts in Cartagena.
Living Large by Living Little: A Minimalistic Look at Getting More Out Of Life
Downsizing my living space in 2015 started a journey that I'm still on today.
Life Is Short: Be Sure to Love the Ones You’re With
What do you do when your loved one passes and you're half way around the world?
Wandering Around Willemstad: Visiting Curaçao on a layover
Today I had a four hour layover in Curacao, so I decided to take advantage of it, grab a bus, and wander around downtown Willemstad or as they call it, Otrobanda. It's an old town and it has lots of beautiful streets and buildings, plus the bridges. It was a nice place to visit for … Continue reading Wandering Around Willemstad: Visiting Curaçao on a layover
Global HitchHiking V: Sailing Safely: Considerations for Women Crewing
Safety issues are always a concern when Global HitchHiking. Especially so if you are a woman. This article discusses some of the issues and how to avoid them.
I’m Leaving Cartagena, On a Jet Plane: A Return Visit to Grenada
One can get into a lot of stuff in a week in Cartagena! Colombia is a great place!
Cartagena Skies: My first couple of days in Colombia
My first impressions of Cartagena, Colombia.
200 Miles From Cartagena: The Title of a Song or Just Another Passage?
Come along on the passage from Bonaire to Cartagena, Colombia. A passage of wind and waves and dolphins!
What Travel Killed In Me: My Prejudices and Preconceptions!
I started traveling at four years old and it has made my life so much richer than it would have been otherwise. Read about how it has impacted me.
Hanging Out On Bonaire and Hashing with the Hash House Harriers
A fun way to meet local people, wherever you are, is to go hashing with the Hash House Harriers!
Sail-Inspired Songs: A Search for the Best Sailing Songs on the Planet
I enjoy playing lots of sailing-inspired songs and these are some them. What songs about sailing do you enjoy the most? Please share!
Sailing from Grenada to Bonaire on Windbird
Sailing from Grenada to Bonaire on a 1982, 42 foot Teyana, was a great passage and one I hope to do again in the future.
