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November 2019
Top 10 Travel Essentials According to Artist Explores
If there's one thing I've learned after the last five years traveling the world, it's that I know exactly how to pack a bag. Today I'm reviewing my top ten travel essentials in no particular order other than how they popped into my mind. Let's get started: [...]
July 2019
Quintonil – One of the Best Restaurants in the World?
Quintonil has been named one of the 50 best restaurants in the world for the last 4 years. It was one of Evelyne's must sees on our trip to Mexico City and I'm so glad that she booked our reservation- 3 months in advance!! Today I share [...]
August 2018
Ride the Cog Railway up Mount Washington
“All aboard” the conductor enthusiastically welcomed the crowd out of the rain and into the shelter of the purple cog railway train car. We were very ready to board. After over an hour drive we has arrived just in time to miss our scheduled 1:30 train ride. [...]
January 2018
MURAL – Montreal’s Street Art Festival
It’s a little bit ironic that I’ve spent my entire life just a few hours from the Canadian boarder and yet up until a few months ago I’d never actually been. I mused to myself as I cruised with the windows down, music blaring. It was also [...]
September 2017
Street Art of San Jose, Costa Rica
I’ll admit the feedback I got when I first asked around about San Jose wasn’t positive. Before arriving, I started to plan how I was going to get out of the city as fast as possible to get the most of other destinations in Costa Rica. But [...]
July 2017
Madrigal – Fine Dining in Casco Viejo, Panama City
Iris Murdoch said it right when she said “one of the secrets of a happy life is continuous small treats.” Every trip I take, no matter how much I budget and penny pinch along the way, I try to splurge at least once. Whether it’s one event [...]
June 2017
100th Youtube Video
Posting my first online video was challenging. I filmed it at least 15 times and while editing it I criticized every little piece of it. My hair, my voice, my thought process. I was afraid to be judged, hated or, even worse, ignored. To put myself out [...]
June 2016
7 countries in one year || A Short Film
A travelogue of the last year of travel through 7 different countries. Exploring: USA Thailand, Cambodia Japan, Mongolia, South Korea and China. It sounds so epic when you put it like that, and it honestly was, quite an epic year. […]
March 2016
Madame Sherri’s Castle in New England
There is a rich history behind the story of Madame Sherri. I got the opportunity to explore what is now called Madame Sherri’s Forest with my friend Becca. We enjoyed a day exploring a few parts of New England together. […]
February 2016
Geocaching in the Snow
New video is live! Explore North Adams through a geocaching experience from downtown, to two local parks. […]
10 Ways to Explore Close to Home
Since I know not everyone is able to travel full time here are some helpful suggestions to keep exploring even when stuck in one location! […]
Amazing Frozen Gorge of Chesterfield, NH
On day one of my trip to see Becca I used the Roadtrippers app to find fun places to stop along the way. This location was a New Hampshire state park located in Chesterfield. […]
November 2015
Video: Three Minutes Western Mongolia
Episode Two of my Three Minutes series explores the beautiful landscapes and unique culture of Western Mongolia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUqG84rLRgo For more information on Mongolia you can read about Living with the Eagle Hunters or Learning about Eagle Hunting. Maybe you're interested in my Thoughts on Mongolia As [...]
Video: Three Minutes Miyajima
I’m starting a new series of videos featuring Three minutes in different travel destinations around the world. First up in the series is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf-XWQDrcZ0 […]
April 2015
5 Reasons Nara, Japan is a Must See!
While Nara is a smaller Japanese city it shouldn’t be missed, here’s why: […]