Captain’s Log star date 02/05/2011
“Look, right there!” Tom was the first on our boat to spot one. “Look! It’s one of those red balloon chest thingies!” “A cormorant?! Cool where?!” “See that bush over there? Its that little...
“Look, right there!” Tom was the first on our boat to spot one. “Look! It’s one of those red balloon chest thingies!” “A cormorant?! Cool where?!” “See that bush over there? Its that little...
Las Grietas (the cracks) is aptly named I mused to myself as I gazed wonderingly at the towering cliffs of hardened lava above me. The sun-warmed chunks of pitted and cracked lava digging (not...
We have emerged from our mini-hibernation in the rain soaked caves of Ibarra; squinting our eyes, which haven’t seen anything brighter than a computer screen in days, and loosening our belts. In preparation for...
Wow, 50 something days in Colombia! On our last day here we got to go and see the Santuario de Las Lajas, a stunning church built into a canyon. And by stunning I mean...
To all those who are not “rapture ready” no need to worry; I can testify to the end of the world being freaking amazing. Seriously, between being swept up and taken away and staying...
“You don’t want any of this.” Tom assured me. “In fact, its terrible, ill just get rid of it for you” he sweetly promised as he started eating the chocolate cake even faster. Though...
Killing time while the front tire is replaced There is something so magical about witnessing the moment when a young man’s father passes over the reins of the family trade to him. The moment...
I raised the Styrofoam cup to my lips, and then hastily set it down- contents untasted. “What?” asked Tom, “Is there something wrong with your coffee?” I handed over my cup and watched intently...
Popayan, Colombia; known for it’s (apparently) uber impressive Semana Santa celebrations. In fact, according to a well-reputed source (Sebastian, the cab driver who took us from the bus station to our hostel) the president...