This is leg number two on my three-part trip from Thailand and Cambodia to Vietnam. I travelled by minivan from Bangkok and crossed into Cambodia at the Aranyaprathet / Poipet border point. The […]
City of Temples, Siem Reap/Angor Wat, Cambodia
Scotland, England and Wales in A Predictable Way
Starting in Edinburgh, I eventually worked my way down to Wales, via Lindisfarne, York, Newcastle, Leeds and the Lake District. The UK is perhaps not known for adventure travels, but it makes […]
An Epic Western U.S. Roadtrip
Feeling lucky as I got to pick any of the midsize cars in the rental lot, I drove off confidently Westward. There was only one problem; I had chosen a car without […]
Sensory Overload in India: Delhi, Jaipur, Ranthambore NP, Agra, Khajuraho and Varanasi.
Of all the places I’ve traveled to, India had the biggest impact. You can never prepare for this mythic country of 1.4 billion people; it challenges your concept of equilibrium, scale, and […]
There’s Nothing Like Tivoli Gardens
At my age, most people dislike amusement parks. And I think I feel that way too. But there’s one exception; Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. Perhaps it’s nostalgia for the frequent visits during […]
Roadtrip to the Fabled Southwest
With my interest in Native American history, the West/Southwest has always had a strong pull on me. Starting in Las Vegas, this trip covered a broad swath of the desert landscape. From there […]
A Most Civilized Road Trip, UK
One of my first solo travels since my twenties, it was also one of the most comfortable, easy, comforting, trips I’ve ever taken. I mean, what can possibly go wrong here? Flat […]
Poor Man’s Caribbean, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico may be known as “poor mans Caribbean” to some. But I’m fine with that. I haven’t been to any other island in the area but imagine I’d prefer authenticity over golf […]
London and Cambridge in Black and White
This is a small photo collection from Cambridge and London. It’s not curated per se, merely a peek into a much larger “box” of photos that I have from my multiple trips […]
All Over the Map 