The Mysteries of Angkor and Angkor Wat
When I first learned of Angkor, it was through photos and stories of Angkor Wat. At the time I had no idea that Angkor Wat was only one small piece of a sprawling civilization and series of cities, te…
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A Video Tour of Charming Copenhagen
It took me 2 days to fall in love with Copenhagen. Now, 5 years later, it's my adopted home. Here's a quick mixture of f…
Watch History Unfold – One Year of Family Travel in Europe
In 1995 and 1996 my parents travelschooled my brother and I for a year. Together, as a family, we made our way across E…
Denmark 101 – Are Danes Rude? – Episode 5
A common complaint from tourists and recently arrived expats is Danish rudeness when it comes to navigating city streets…
Southeast Asia – What I Expected vs. What I Experienced
I felt the grinding sound of the landing gear lowering below my feet. That hydraulic rumble that reminds me you’re most …
Denmark 101 – Danish Bike Rage – Episode 4
You've no doubt heard about Danish bike culture. At least about how more than half of all Copenhageners bike every day (many to work or school) and how Danes across the country are inseparable from th…
Your Friends Support You, But They Still Won’t Consume Your Content
If you're my friend and a creative the reality is that I probably don't listen to your music, haven't read your book, am…
A 7 Day Road Trip Through Rural Scotland – The Final Leg
This is the conclusion to my series documenting my road trip through Scotland's remote rural areas. Start at the beginni…
The Restaurant by Kroun – Exciting Nordic Cuisine in Copenhagen
Copenhagen's culinary scene grows increasingly exciting with each passing month. The once somewhat one-dimensional Nord…
Solo Travel, Sexual Assault and the Conversation We’re Not Having
Among independent travelers under 35, a majority of those taking to the road are women. This often surprises people beca…