Copenhagen City Tip – Visit A Cemetery
Unless you have some sort of obsession with visiting the final resting places of famous people, most folks don't find themselves with a visit to a city's cemetery on the top of their city to-do list. …
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View travel stories and adventures from trips backpacking, hosteling, exploring and studying abroad in Scandinavia.
Where To Eat In Copenhagen For Less Than 100 DKK
After nearly six years exploring Copenhagen's budget eateries, this list highlights some of my favorites. The rules are…
This is How You Eat in Copenhagen For Less Than 100 DKK
There's one essential rule for enjoying a city: it always looks better on a full stomach. In Copenhagen, that can be surprisingly difficult to accomplish for students and budget travelers alike. With a minimum wage tha…
The Night Rider’s Lament
(Family Photo, Europe, 1995)
There's an old country classic that has always resonated with me. It's one of my favorites and always touches my soul in a way few songs are able to. The song, Night Rider's Lament, is a…
Men, It Is Long Past Time to Study Abroad
Despite these massive surges in the number of students studying abroad, it turns out the majority of western exchange students are women. This has left educators and study abroad students alike asking themselves, "Wh…
2013 – A Year of Travel In 65 Color Photographs
Durness, Scotland
Bodrum, Turkey…
2013 – A Year of Travel In 65 Black and White Photographs
Ouray, Colorado, USA
Durness, Scotland…
Denmark: Don’t Throw Away Your Future
An open question to my Danish friends - do you truly want to emulate Arizona? Because that's the direction you're heading.
The Study Progress Reform Talking Points
Fresh off of a recent recession and in the midst o…
Two Years Away – My First Visit Back to Arizona
With my Master's thesis handed in and the clock ticking down on my time as a student, I finally set aside the funds to return to Arizona. It seemed like a perfect opportunity. My schedule was largely open, consumed on…
Fancy Danish Smorrebrod
It's delicious, it's distinctly Nordic, it's relatively healthy, and it's surprisingly more complicated than one would think. What is it? It's Danish Smørrebrød or "Smorrebrod". In the past I've written about local …