A Slow Travel Blog About Reinvention and Life on the Road
Clouds wrapped Volcan Concepcion in wispy puffs half a mile from where we rested, bobbing on the mild chop of Lake Nicaragua under grey skies. Our guide, Noldan, eased into […]
» Read moreThere was a piece floating around the internet a few weeks ago about the absence of contemporary cultural, intellectual and ethical heroes, an insightful lament that got me thinking and […]
» Read moreSo there we were, scrambling across a rusty corrugated tin roof atop the Museo de Revolucion in Leon, Nicaragua, trying desperately to keep up with a former Sandinista freedom fighter […]
» Read moreI was stirred from my backseat catnap when Mohammed stepped on the brake and made a sharp U-turn in the middle of the highway. “Une boite! (a box)” he exclaimed, […]
» Read moreKendrick warily approached his quarry, eyes wide with anticipation but with understandable trepidation. He was encroaching upon sacred turf: another child’s ice cream cone. Life’s fears and apprehensions are but […]
» Read moreEven before leaving the plane in Marrakech, we experienced the hospitality of Moroccans. A fellow flight-mate latched onto us with a beaming smile after I commented how happy he seemed […]
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