We drove 563 miles from Yuma, Arizona to Alamogordo, New Mexico chasing the lunar eclipse after a chance encounter with a photographer we met at the Grand Canyon. After sleeping in a Wal-mart parking lot, driving for 8 hours and frantically hunting for a tripod, we arrived at the White Sands National Monument visitor center…
At 277 miles long, 18 miles wide and more than a mile deep, it’s hard to fully appreciate the grandeur for which this monstrous canyon is named. During our 6-hour hike into its depths, we saw but a sliver of its grandiose. It’s one thing to take a photograph of this beast, but it’s whole…
The funnest piles of rubble you will ever encounter, Arches National Park is like an art gallery you can climb on. Not only do these martian red rocks make for some extraordinary eye candy, but they’re also laid out like a giant playground. Of course, we did probably break a few rules – quite possibly…
Our road trip lasted for a grand total of 3,052 miles and 14 days. A somewhat spontaneous trip, our aim was simply to get to San Diego and back inside of two weeks, seeing as much as possible for as little $$ as possible along the way. We had a few dots on the map…
A few weeks ago we got ourselves an address. When it came time to furnish the place, there was one thing we decided not to include. Ain’t no liquid crystal displays or cathode rays in our humble abode.
From the tippy top of the North Island to the end of the road in the South Island (literally) with a puddle-jumping plane to Stewart Island. We road tripped, we hiked, we kayaked, we swam, we flew, we ferried, we biked, we lived to tell the tale. Carpe Diem New Zealand!
If you wanna see a thorny, go to Alice Springs. If you wanna see the biggest monolith in the world, go to Kata Tjuta National Park. We spent three days exploring Uluru & the Olgas – despite the midsummer heat – before driving to Alice Springs in search of a thorny devil, which we found…
Port Macquarie had a beautiful coastline, easily the prettiest place in NSW. Sydney was the worst of all the places I’ve visited in Australia. Unfortunately, this is where I spent Christmas. Melbourne was absolutely the most fun! Port Macquarie Sydney Melbourne
Driving for 13,000 kilometers on Australia’s pin-straight roads can make you do funny things. Strip down. Dress up. Go nuts.
