Maryland / Packrafting / Paddling / Pennsylvania / USA
Artificial Intelligence
My buddy Lou and I are just back from a weekend of paddling. On Saturday, we ran the Lower Yough in Pennsylvania, a staple east coast summer run. Our plan …
Category: USA
Alaska / USA / Washington
Bonus Day
We first heard the term “bonus day” during a fly-in trip to Alaska a few years back. We had gotten an InReach (satellite) message that our plane would be late …
Fire and Ice
We always seek contrast in our travels, but we’ve never done it quite like we did this summer. The Arctic and the Tropics are worlds apart (sort of), but what …
Climbs, Castles, and Cures
The Adirondacks in upstate New York are one of our favorite destinations, and we get up here most every winter. The trails, lean-tos, and climbing routes are mostly familiar to …
You’re Welcome!
We’ve always loved taking bike trips on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. It’s scenic, relatively flat, full of bird life, and packed with interesting culture and history. We’ve been on rides out …
“You Do Your Part and I’ll Do Mine.”
Last year, I wrote a blog post about visiting a local historical site, Abingdon Plantation, which is hidden away along my regular bike route. In that post, I included a …
Surprise Party
Souzz asked me how I wanted to celebrate my birthday this year, and I said I’d like to spend the night on the ground. I guess that makes me a …
Common Ground
We’ve been adventuring quite a bit in Southwest Virginia lately, near where I went to college at Virginia Tech. I have fond memories from my time there, and Souzz loves …
Back In Time
I post a lot about trips far afield, but adventure can be found close to home, too. A good example is last weekend’s bike ride to St. Clement’s Island in …
Alaska / Food and Drink / Packrafting / Paddling / USA
Arctic Community
Anthony Bourdain once said he was drawn to travel because “food, culture, people and landscape are all absolutely inseparable.” That may explain why my foodie blog wanders so much. I’ve …