“Some of the roughest seas of anywhere in the world belong to Drake Passage, making it one of the most iconic, must-experience journeys for anyone in love with adventure.”
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“Some of the roughest seas of anywhere in the world belong to Drake Passage, making it one of the most iconic, must-experience journeys for anyone in love with adventure.”
“The Kingdom of Bhutan in the eastern Himalaya is among the world’s remaining mystical, magical places.”
“There, from a very unusual vantage point was a clear and glorious view of the mountain whose name means ‘the Big One’…”
“Alaska is just...immense, no matter where you are: on the rivers, in the mountains, or in the interior. No wonder the place enjoys such a mystical, far-away reputation.“
“My original interest in visiting the tiny Pacific nation was driven in large part by curiosity about my father’s service in WWII.“
One of the most fascinating elements of Palauan culture, to me, is the language.
“While in Palau, I added to my lifetime hours of snorkeling by factors of ten. As a novice, I was in that delicious ‘beginner’s mind’ world where everything seemed wondrous.”
“This Pacific archipelago nation of 386 islands is world-famous for its underwater world of marine beauty and diversity.”
“It was exceedingly dignified, and calm, and respectful, and deep. I stood there on the lower plaza, alone in the misty cold day.”
“It was a place that had languished on my “someday” list for decades. I finally got there in April, 2016: Yosemite!”
“During the past year of focusing on writing a book, I had a hiatus from wandering (ok, except for Egypt in December...). It helped me realize just how much I love being at home.”
“Of the many places I have visited, Egypt is among the most complex and sometimes overwhelming.”
“Keukenhof, Holland: the gardens that inspire tourists worldwide to journey to The Netherlands each year in spring.”
“It’s the “lost city of the Incas” which, as with the city of Sleeping Beauty, was covered by dense vegetation for centuries before being rediscovered.”
“What I learned was that, although I’d been thinking “I’m going to Machu Picchu” for months, I actually fell in love with the larger context of Peru.”