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Road Trip Wyoming: Dubois…of Petroglyphs & Togwotee Pass
With names like Wind River Gear, Stewarts Trap Line Gallery, Tukadeka Traders, and Whiskey Mountain Tackle you get the idea quickly Dubois is all about the outdoors with its own brand of rough and a unique version of western.
Virgin Atlantic’s Taxi Share Service Is a Decent Start
Virgin Atlantic has teamed up with Taxi2 (and it’s oddly-registered Tongan website taxi.to) to help passengers share cabs to their destination. This to me is a great idea, but they haven’t taken this far enough. Hopefully this is just the first step.
“Royal Caribbean should change its name to Pirates of the Caribbean”
A word of warning to anyone taking a cruse: Don’t trust anyone with your valuables...
Briefcase To Backpack: Encouraging Career Breaks
Whether you’re traveling through South America or Southeast Asia, you’re likely to meet far more Europeans and Australians than you do Americans. The concept of long term travel has yet to go mainstream in the United States, and thus career-related resour
Worst. Honeymoon. Ever.
Adam Salamon’s honeymoon did not go well. His all-inclusive resort wasn’t what he expected. The food was lousy, the staff was rude, there were bed bugs and his travel agent didn’t care, he claims.
13 Reasons for a Road Trip: A Pictorial
The majority of my best photos that have been taken on road trips...
Top 10 Travel and Adventure Favorites from Abroad
It's hard to believe that we are going to be on a plane for India in just over a month.
New York City Skyline
Yesterday was a sunny Sunday so my man and I decided to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. This iconic stroll is among my favorite New York City activities
The Perhentian Islands: Malaysia's Perfect Beach Destination
Last week's Sunsets and Storms post demonstrated just how moving it was to be on Perhentian Kecil at dusk. The storms swept in nightly and as the video shows, the thick clouds were surreal in their density. However, my days on the islands warranted no com
Camping with Koalas at Cape Otway
Enjoying a piece of the world famous Great Ocean Walk, I happen to find myself camping on night two in a little spot that wasn’t idyllic. As a former paddock, cows had trampled through not so long ago, as was evidenced by the dried out cow patties that co