In late 2014, I began a trip backpacking in Central and South America and started this blog as a side project. This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the blog, which is now a successful business. For details about how it started and grew, keep reading.
7:07 a.m. at Luang Prabang’s morning market is the smell of charcoal and the hum of knives chopping. This post is part of my Travel Tales series where I share narrative travel stories along with my photography.
In my new Travel Tales series, I share slices of life from my adventures at home and on the road. In this edition, I talk about a visit to my parent’s farm in South Carolina and my daily walks with my dad and his BFF (best furry friend), a fat grey tabby named Mo, around the property.
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As someone whose life and career revolve around travel, the pandemic induced an unexpected sense of gratitude and nostalgia for the times I’d said yes to someone’s crazy travel idea or concocted my own solo adventures.
I’ve been pounded by waves of nostalgia after sitting still for months. I’m filled with gratitude for all my adventures and wanted to share the backstory (and detailed camera settings) for five of my favorite travel photographs. These stories range from hilarious to embarrassing. Check out all the details in the post!
I moved to Australia on a whim in 2008 and went back to visit for the first time in 11 years. After months of thought, I’ve summed up my 11 most insightful lessons from a decade of nonstop travel.
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