Worpswede: The Charming Artist Village
This is part two of my three part series done in collaboration with Nordic Travel Bloggers and the German Tourism authority's #citybreakgermany campaign. Jump to part one. For this post, I teamed up w…
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Xi’an and the Terracotta Army
Before I was born my parents launched a program which paired archaeologists with high school kids eager to learn through…
2016 – A Year of Travel In 65 Black and White Photographs
In 2016 I catapulted across the 50 country mark with visits to several destinations that have captivated my imagination …
The Nearly Perfect 10 Day Trip to Myanmar – Leg 2: Bagan
Sadly, due to recent events, I'm adding this note and suspending the series before completing Part III. In October and N…
The Nearly Perfect 10 Day Trip to Myanmar – Leg 1: Yangon
Sadly, due to recent events, I'm adding this note and suspending the series before completing Part III. In October and N…
Don’t Fear A Visit To Myanmar
**Sadly, due to recent events, I'm adding this note and suspending the series before completing Part III. In October and November 2016, an increase in violence in the northern regions has led to a num…
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…
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 …
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…
Holy Shit, I Just Ate A Massive Cockroach
One of the semi-cliche things to do when you visit Southeast Asia is to eat bugs. In some ways it's a bit of a coming o…