Weird Activities and Awkward Encounters at home and abroad
Who would have thought that a city that was once the largest beer producer in the world could make you feel like a kid again? Well, Milwaukee has plenty of ways to do just that… oh, and they still have beer! 1- Ride a Bike – Yes, I know that adults ride bikes. However, I…
You read the title right, yet again I was sportsing. My summer has been full of new experiences, but the amount of times I’ve found myself participating in or spectating sports-ball matches is the most surprising. In case you couldn’t tell, I know exactly 0 about sports. I learned literally all I know about baseball…
Back in April I was all packed up and ready to be one of the first passengers aboard the Fathom Adonia as she sailed into the Dominican Republic for a week of “impact travel”, whatever that meant. Of course, that voyage was not meant to be and lead to a great adventure in Colombia. Fast…
I am entirely sick of this “entitled Millennial” BS. Millennials are certainly not the first generation that their predecessors have decided weren’t quite up to snuff and in a few years I’m sure our children won’t understand our struggles or how those struggles have made us somehow superior to them, what with their time traveling…
*Guest Post* You may remember Roxana from her previous post about How To Have The Best Food Experience Abroad (if not, go check it out!). Well, she’s back with some more gorgeous photos and information to enhance your travel experience, this time to Australia! Hope you enjoy. Roxana is a travel enthusiast from Sydney and…
*Guest Post* It is my pleasure to introduce my latest guest poster, Chantell Collins from Adoration 4 Adventure Australian born horse rider and hula hooper, Chantell is co-founder and writer of budget travel website Adoration 4 Adventure www.adoration4adventure.com. A late starter, Chantell went on her first plane at 21 and first international trip at 24…
The Asociacion Panamericana Para La Conservacion, or APPC to minimize confusion, is a wildlife rehabilitation facility in the Gamboa Rainforest surrounding the Panama Canal that takes in all manner of local wildlife, from porcupines to jaguars, and a whole lot of sloths. The APPC takes in a number of animals due to problems like loss…
Similar to what I found in Cartagena, Panama City is divided into two major sections, the old and the new. The newer section is much like any modern city full of fancy hotels, casinos, and sky scrappers, while the old section trades some of the big city glitz for historic buildings, charming streets, and museums. …
Apparently there was a time in America when punishment for your crimes was that you get to go live in a castle for a bit. Of course it was not all that glamorous, but the exterior of the Eastern State Penitentiary is stunning. Eastern State created the penitentiary system in which inmates were kept in…
Someone once told me to, “Plan enough to cover your ass, but leave room for Serendipity.” I wish I knew who to attribute that quote too, it’s just something that’s been buzzing around in my brain for a while and obviously speaks to me. As a terrible planner, the latter part of that comes a…
