The Spirit of the Moment
I'm thrilled to share that VirtualWayfarer just passed 1,000,000 views on YouTube (I'm so incredibly humbled and flattered - you are all amazing!). To celebrate, I decided to dive into my video archiv…
Tag: study abroad
A Road Trip Through Denmark in Fall
If you crack a guidebook for Copenhagen you'll find a number of great (and not so great) suggestions. Everything from a…
Road Trip USA – Colorado and Arizona in Color Photos
Grand skies, incredible nature. Delicious eats and dramatic mountain passes. Peaceful rivers and powerful inspiration fo…
Iberia Airlines Plays Song About Death and Dying Before Takeoff
Earlier this week I had the distinct displeasure of flying from Copenhagen to Madrid with Iberia Airlines. While my trip…
Six Short Stories From The Roskilde Music Festival
Last year I wrote up my experiences as a first timer at the Roskilde Music festival. The festival is world famous, not o…
We Discovered The World Together – RTW Family Travel 20 Years Later
I was 11, tall for my age, lanky, a bit shy, and perpetually curious. I wasn't a huge fan of school and found the whole thing awkward but, I had my core group of friends and powerful interests. I wa…
London on a Budget – Day Two – 36 Hours to Explore
36 hours in London, a budget of 150 GBP and a mission to re-discover the best parts of the city. This is part two in my …
London on a Budget – 36 Hours to Explore
There are cities you love the moment you step foot in them. Then there are other cities that take you a while to warm u…
Nordic Eats – Digesting Uformel, BROR, Marv and Ben
There are foods that our eyes tell us must certainly be mouth-wateringly delicious. They are beautiful, they are aromati…
Dark Matter Theory and the Rate of Technological Evolution
Today's post is a change of pace from my usual travel material. While on the road and commuting I often enjoy musing an…