My first impressions of Cartagena, Colombia.
Category: Travel
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!
Global HitchHiking IV: Crewing Around the World on Sailboats: Safety
Safety on a boat you're crewing on is essential. This article covers the kinds of safety items you should ask about before joining a boat.
Ilha Dos Lencois and Dengue Fever!
We arrived at Ilha dos Lencois a couple of days ago. It's quite a cool little place to come escape the weather and just chill in a sea river, giving us a break from the nightly watches for a couple of days. We came in and the dept was about 3-4 meters, and this is … Continue reading Ilha Dos Lencois and Dengue Fever!
Slow Down, You Move Too Fast!
I was sitting here thinking about my journey over the past several years. Before I started sailing full-time, I remember being impatient trying to get somewhere in a car. I would drive to or from Utah, which would be anywhere from 9-11 hours, depending on where I lived in California or where I was visiting … Continue reading Slow Down, You Move Too Fast!
Jacare, Brazil, A Great Place to Visit
I spent the last week in Brazil. The original spot we were headed for was Cabadelo, which is at the mouth of a large river that goes inland quite a ways. Where we ended up staying was actually a town called Jacare, and we stayed at the Jacare Marina Village. It was a nice marina … Continue reading Jacare, Brazil, A Great Place to Visit
Whale Shark Video Is Here!
Snorkeling with whale sharks was incredible. Take a look at the video I shot while snorkelilng with them.
A Tour of the St Helena Island
An all-day tour of the island of Saint Helena taught me a lot about this beautiful location. It is rich in history and people and landscapes.
Jamestown, St Helena, Climbing Jacob’s Ladder, My Legs Are Sore!
Climbing Jacob's Ladder in Jamestown is a physical challenge everybody should experience at least once in their lives!
Jamestown, St Helena, A Charming and Quaint Little Town
Saint Helena is a quaint little town with lots of personality, an English speaking population, but culturally and ethnically diverse!
Kolmanskop Ghost Town, A Former Mining Town with a Rich History
Kolmanskop, a former mining town, rich in history and fun things to learn.
Gondwana Canyon Village, A Beautiful Setting in the Gondwana Collective.
Gondwana Canyon Village is a small resort nestled in some mountains in the Gondwana Collective. A surreal location in this deserty wasteland.
Gondwana National Park and the Fish River Valley, Grand Canyon – II
The Fish River Valley is like a little sister to the Grand Canyon. It is picturesque and a sight to behold.
Keetmanshoop to Fish River Valley
Driving from Keetmanshoop to Fish River Valley, we saw lots of animals and plant life as well as an eclectic roadhouse bar and grill in the middle of nowhere!
Day Trip to Keetmanshoop, Namibia
A day-trip to Keetmanshoop from Namibia affords some nice scenery and adventure.
Looking Back at Botlierskop: A Great Game Preserve, a Stone’s Throw from Mossel Bay, South Africa
Botlierskop was a great game preserve, just 30 minutes from Mossel Bay, South Africa. We were pleasantly surprised with the variety that we found there.
Sailing from Luderitz to Walvis Bay
Sailing from Luderitz to Namibia. A diary of a night watch and discussion of the importance of auto-pilot, or as I like to call it, Otto.
Around Town in Luderitz
It’s been a fun week in Luderitz. Next stop? Walvis Bay, Namibia!
Living Large by Living Little! 