Travel Tales

On our trip to the UK, I enjoyed having data at my fingertips as we progressed along the trail. Distance traveled, elevation gained, calories burned.… I wanted to know it all. The great divide between Imperial and Metric units was a constant sticking point when having casual conversations on intern

Bob puts Japanese good-will to the test. What a bright and gorgeous morning to be alive in Nagoya! It was their first full day in Japan and Bob had the entire day to himself. He had plans to get lost in the city. He’d find a museum, a park, or better yet, he’d find an onsen and enjoy a cool bat

Making friends on a trek is such an interesting phenomenon. With conventional friendships, you take your time getting to know the person because you have the luxury of time. In fact, often you deliberately take your time getting to know the person because you don’t want the friendship to wear thi