This story goes back a few years to before a new highway replaced the “death road” from La Paz to Coroico. I was traveling with my mum through Peru and Bolivia and our trip was winding down in Bolivia. We had a few days left and just had to make it to the Bolivian rainforest to [...]
Feeling rested and extra pumped after an awesome day of riding to Twin Lakes, our team ventured to the next sight Dumaguete had to offer. This time I got a nice break as there was actually a paved road most of the 10 km ride to the Casaroro falls. Due to the recent Typhoonquake not [...]
It's almost time for the final of the UEFA Championship Leagues. Even though it can be hard for me to get into the competition it is always fun to watch Football players battle it out for a chance to win. Before you know it you will be rooting for a team all the way on their Road [...]
The day after our epic motorbiking journey in Moalboal, Cebu we headed to the island of Negros. After 2 hours on the bus, 40 minutes on the ferry, 1 hour on a jeepney we made it to Dumaguete. The city was rugged to say the least. We found a room and headed out to rent [...]
Whether you’re going 50 kilometers or 5,000, there are some things you just need to bring with you. It’s impossible to plan for every possible mechanical and weather related events you might encounter but considering the following will go a long way. Daily Commutes: I rarely leave my house without the following [...]
Today’s guest post comes from a true nomad, Justin, who started traveling full time 3 years ago and he just didn’t get around to stopping. To read his stories and look through pictures of 51 countries, check out his blog True Nomads. I’m incredibly jealous of his diving experience in Mozambique. That was his first time [...]
Korean is a wonderful and sometimes a very strange place. One of the strange and funny things in Korea is the “accidental” Engrish. English signage is quite trendy in Korea, even if it’s placement makes absolutely no sense. There’s an abundance of public signage “inspired” by English. It’s not real English by all means, it’s somewhere in between [...]
Mistakes happen in all the time, but they can pack a punch when you’re on the road. I made a few bad mistakes while traveling in Asia, some of them could have been prevented and others were just stupid. It is very important for me to learn from my mistakes and if I commit them again, shame on me. Without further ado, here [...]
4 skiers and 1 boarder looking for snow at Jay Peak, Vermont. As you might notice, the snow was just a dusting above a hard, thin layer of ice. We normally spend most of a ski trip in the glades but with the snow being as scarce as it was we were having fun just [...]
Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in the Malay Archipelago. It stands 4095m tall and because it is a doable climb it is a major tourist destination. Each day over 100 climbers start at the Timpohon Gates and then rest at the overpriced shack Laban Rata Resthouse about 2 hours from the top. At around 2 [...]
