Sunsets signal the end of natural light in a day, but in these modern times, the day continues into night, full of life as ever, regardless of the artificiality of the light. They are a beautiful reminder of human progress.In centuries past, man and woman would worry every night, would Sun return the next day? …
The interior of the media distancia train from Malaga to Seville is stark, white and blogsand. It has a futuristic simplicity to it that’s a far cry from the colorful array or ornate history that makes up Spain. While it’s certainly no TGV or ICE train, it nonetheless gives the benefits of train travel: rapid …
A necessary feature of traveling seems to be taking a ton of photos. We find it pertinent to document our adventures. There’s all sorts of photos we can take; photos of us standing in front of things, photos of things, “artsy” photos, food photos, the opportunities are endless. And with digital cameras, so is the memory on …
To some, Paris is the city of the Louvre and fine art. To some, a city of rich history. To others, its the city of Impressionism and its evolution. For some it is the city of high fashion. For me it is all of these and all, but right now, more importantly, it is the …
I’ll write more later but for now I’ll leave you with these photos that say Nice is a beautiful city full of art and fantastic nature where I could live the rest of my days in perfect contentness. Enjoy Continue reading »
Paris was wonderful and I wouldn’t take back any minute if it. Instead, I’d go back and add to it. As I noted at some point, my life in Paris was based on sacrifices of some fundamental things in my life, above all, cycling and living independently. I made it work, but such as my … Continue reading »
As I last wrote, I’ve got quite the journey planned for the next two months…Many countries, two months and a few sports worth of traveling. How do you choose what to bring? Here’s what I’m going with Biking Stuff: Basic kit – jersey, shorts , baselayer, gloves, sweatband, sunglasses, socks, bike shoes Warm stuff – … Continue reading »
Profiter is one of the first words I learned upon arriving in France. Its almost a fake friend, in that it doesn’t carry a monetary connotation, rather it implies the necessity to take advantage of things. Its become nearly a mantra. Always must profiter. Profiter profiter profiter. Finals ended today and I find myself with four months until … Continue reading »
My first trip to London, as fun as it was, lacked a sense of tranquility and one of independence. When you travel with friends, you often sacrifice certain things you want to do in exchange for good company. Its a most-likely fulfilling compromise. I don’t at all regret that exchange, but it left me with a envy … Continue reading »
As I previously wrote, last Thursday began a dream weekend of biking and relaxing in the Southern English countryside. Here’s what came next: The second day back on the bike is always the hardest, this weekend posed no exceptions. To add insult to injury, we road with Phil, Paul’s buddy who is both a monster … Continue reading »
Stop. Drop everything. Take a deep breath and for a day or two or ten change up your life completely. Its blissful to do, and rejuvenates to the point of disbelief. I flew into Southampton Thursday night, a small airport on the Southern coast of England to stay with my buddy Paul in the just as small Dorset county. After … Continue reading »
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