Skip & Gabi Yetter: writers, travelers, foodies and former US media executives share their adventures, experiences and stories from their round the world travels after they leave the treadmill for a world of adventure
On Tuesday evening, we watched the sun set over the Boston harbor. On Thursday morning, we saw the sun rise as we floated across the vast Pacific ocean — streaks of pinks and oranges across the sky, with huge billowy clounds tinged with purple. I…
» Read moreOn June 22, Skip and I are boarding a plane to Phonm Penh, Cambodia. One way. We’ve talked about this for several years now; the idea of living in Asia, experiencing a new culture and changing our lives but it’s hard to believe that it’s onl…
» Read moreGymnasts and equestrians will tell you that the dismount is an art form in and of itself. Mess up the landing and you’ll end up in a heap, your bones and ego severely bruised. So it is with the “dismount” from life in These United States. It’s a c…
» Read moreWe’ve learned a ton while putting in 13,853 miles traversing 35 states and two Canadian provinces in 66 days. Details about human behavior, cultural nuances, geographic minutiae and simple observations filled the syllabus for our two-month-long le…
» Read moreCrossing the US-Canadian border made us feel like we did when we saw “The Wrestler”: empty, unfulfilled and hugely disappointed. We dreaded the final days of our journey, the end of countless miles of uncommitted wandering, the nightly challenge o…
» Read moreNothing like a guy in a uniform and bulletproof vest to make a couple feel welcome. As if the sartorial choice of the Canadian border guard weren’t imposing enough, he’d added a pair of Roy Orbison sunglasses to complete the ensemble. That made it…
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