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
Roughly a year ago when my fancy Costco wristwatch stopped working, I gave up on the notion of carrying a timepiece. I came to rely on public clocks, the digital clock in my car, or on my Blackberry display to keep aware of the time and on schedul…
» Read moreStars come out in LA; Misc. Manic Musings It’s becoming hard to pinpoint the top destination or even highlights of our trip, though that’s fast becoming the #1 question friends ask us along the way. But the past weekend in LA has to rank at the to…
» Read moreThis past weekend, our long and winding road came to a brief halt when we put down temporary roots in a hostel in Northern California in order to learn about our ultimate destination for 2010 – Cambodia. While the purpose of this two-month trip …
» Read moreRandom road ramblings on a rest day in Torrey, Utah. Rest day? Seems kind of an oxymoron for two meanderthals who spend their waking hours taking in the sights, sounds and fabric of this great nation, but the snow and winds buffeting the pass from…
» Read moreThere are many things you learn when you’re on the road. One thing I learned today is to check the hotel room before you go to sleep to make sure the last person hasn’t set an alarm for some ungodly hour – say 6am – when a screeching cacophony of …
» Read moreJohn Steinbeck had Rocinante, his aptly named pickup truck-cum camper, and of course his trusted pooch Charley. William Least Heat-Moon had a Ford Econoline van that he tagged Ghost Dancing, a hunger for adventure, a disinterest in the high-speed …
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