Siberia, Up Close: Ice Roads, Permafrost and Chara Sands
The sun does it’s best. Doesn’t matter. The forest in Yakutia looks powdered with moon dust, every branch lacquered, the […]
Wandering Through Venice by Water, Foot and Instinct
Venice doesn’t introduce itself gently. It drops you straight into movement water moving, people moving, buildings leaning toward the canals
From Hot Air Balloons to Underground Cities: My Adventure in Turkey
I’ll be honest, before I landed in Istanbul, Turkey existed in my mind as this vague, exotic concept. Minarets silhouetted
What It’s Actually Like to Travel Egypt: Pyramids, Scams and 4,500 Years of History
I didn’t cry at the pyramids. Everyone said I would. “You’ll cry,” my friend told me before I left. “It’s