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In the jungle at night is like being a "Rock Star" with all eyes on you!
Tonight we crawled into one of the indigenous hand carved canoes at La Selva and began to paddle across Lake Garzacocha. Our mission tonight was to call the Cayman and search for nocturnal jungle life. Armed with only flashlights and two paddles plus two guides we slowly made our way across the lake. At first,…
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In the jungle at night is like being a “Rock Star” with all eyes on you!
Tonight we crawled into one of the indigenous hand carved canoes at La Selva and began to paddle across Lake Garzacocha. Our mission tonight was to call the Cayman and search for nocturnal jungle life. Armed with only flashlights and two paddles plus two guides we slowly made our way across the lake. At first,…
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Peru
Traveling Across Peru. [cincopa AUDAhiaBbUek]
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Fries with that Guinea Pig?
Traveling through Peru has been an amazing journey in just trying to get to the start of the Inca Trail. We have arrived in Ollantaytambo this morning after driving through the Sacred Valley. Ollantaytambo is a small and very quaint Peruvian town put on the map basically as the iconic start to the Inca Trail…
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Current Forecast: Rain in the Land of Llamas
The next adventure is in the making, the final airpasses are being confirmed, the backpacking gear check list is being reviewed. One more pass of “need this” and “toss that” is carefully being done. I keep reminding myself, the more you pack, just means the more you carry. The ultimate goal, just one bag and…
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Fire Trucks, Planes and 90% Chance of Rain
As all great adventures go, you would certainly hope the aspect of adventure is spread out over the duration of a trip and not necessarily bundled into one night, but the journey to Peru has been 3 years in the making and finally tonight I can say, I am almost there, almost in South America.…
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Ramen Noodles or Prada?
No special talent or deep pockets required. (I will go ahead and put the disclaimer first on this post) This is a challenge inspired by years of travel and a personal quest to help make a difference. The Prelude When I started traveling the world in the early 90’s, travel at first came as a…
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Haiti in the Weeks that Followed
Traveling this past week in Haiti was a remarkable experience and probably one of the toughest trips I have ever made in my travels. Haiti was filled with an array of raw emotions for all on our team and when we returned to the states, everyone asked; “What was it like?” At first, I did…
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The Greatest Gift
In the night before crossing the border into Haiti, the team filled 100 bags with staple foods. Each bag contained 2 cups of wheat, 4 cups of beans, 16 cups of rice and 1 small package of pasta. Enough food to feed a family for several days. Our destination, one of the local orphanages in…
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Photojournalism in Haiti
Photojournalism – Images from the Weeks that followed a devastating earthquake in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.
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