The New Normal
It’s said that it takes a month to make something a normal part of your routine, but in the case … Continue reading The New Normal
It’s said that it takes a month to make something a normal part of your routine, but in the case … Continue reading The New Normal
We arrived in Istanbul this morning after leaving our hotel in Nairobi at 2 a.m. It seems that every flight … Continue reading Leaving Africa is a relief
The writer explores the frustrations of travel in Asia, highlighting issues with accommodations, infrastructure, and hygiene standards. Despite the challenges, they value the immersive experience of understanding diverse cultures. They emphasize the importance of engaging with locals to gain a deeper appreciation for their own lives and the world at large. Continue reading First World Problems in the Third World
If you’ve been following my Facebook posts, you know I collect Hard Rock Cafe pins. I have pins from 33 … Continue reading Lost in Translation
Continued from Outback Adventure: State Route 19 Our new friends at the local hotel (we discovered that hotels are actually taverns and … Continue reading Ona, Winky, Grub and Sheep Shearing
When we left the coast of Queensland, I had no idea that we would be going on the most memorable … Continue reading Outback Adventure: State Route 19
Driving a camper van around Australia is a great way to see more of the country, meet new friends and have … Continue reading Driving in Oz: From Six Lanes to a Dirt Road
Traveling around the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand by camper van is becoming increasingly popular. We just spent three weeks … Continue reading Choose Your Camper Van Rental Carefully
I’m sorry to report that Sheri and I didn’t see any kiwis in the wild…at least not of the bird … Continue reading Of Kiwis and other such New Zealand oddities
We have been so extremely busy with preparations that I haven’t even had time to post that we’ve started. But … Continue reading We are finally on the road