Of Food & Music: Life in Buenos Aires
You might expect this post to be about some of Buenos Aires’ fancy restaurants and perhaps a performance at the world renown Teatro...
Our Dutch Life in the city: Amsterdam
"Head on a swivel. Always remember, head on a swivel". Those words are our mantra the minute we step out of the train station in...
Our Dutch Life in the country: Waalwijk to Friesland
Touching down at Schipol Airport, I mentally prepared myself for a whole new existence out of the camper. I was looking forward to...
High in the Sacred Sky: Ollantaytambo to Cusco
The route to Cusco takes us up over 15,000 feet through the Peruvian Andes, where small villages of herders occasionally dot the...
Living in the Valley of Longevity: Southern Ecuador
We made our way south along the coast, and decided to pull into the tiny town of Ayampe to overnight. Ayampe consists of one main dirt...
Colonial Colombia: Barichara to Villa de Leyva.
More than half of the country is not covered in the Lonely Planet guide for Colombia because of security issues. The guide says the...
Bienvenidos a Costa Rica!
Costa Rica is said to be a great country for adrenaline junkies. We’ve had a few adrenaline rushes since we got to Costa Rica, and not...
El Salvador – A Tale of Two Countries?
Paula and I entered El Salvador on Saturday, July 18th. We had a smooth border crossing with our friends Janice and Gregor, and were...
(un)Productive in Tulum
Productivity, Relaxation, Yoga, Kiting, Reality vs Expectations. Basically, me....rambling. When we have the interweb, I love it with my...
Baja Yin & Yang: Cabo San Lucas to Cabo Pulmo
Life on the road is all about balance. It is for us anyway. Busy town life needs to be balanced with nature. Roughing it complimented by...
