As an addition to the Working from Lake Atitlan Guatemala: Tips and Tricks post, I thought that Santa Catarina Palopó deserved it’s own dedicated information. Santa Catarina Palopó – Best Photo Excursion If you’re looking for that […]
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Travels with Trinity: Thailand
It’s been a while since I’ve posted here. I’ve always got an excuse…but honestly, it just hasn’t been a priority. I’ve spent the past 2+ months traveling Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, and now Vietnam with my […]
Argentina Highlights
Two months in Argentina with Remote Year was full of ups and downs. I likely wouldn’t have stayed in the area for a full two months if it hadn’t been for the group of amazing […]
Leaving Indiana on the “Hip-Gyp Trip”
Two ‘hippies’ and a ‘gypsy’ hit the road in Vintage vehicles/campers for a Road-Trip Adventure!
Laissez les Bon Temps Roulez: Part II
This is a two part series of posts. When I writing out my recommendations for NOLA, I quickly began to realize that I had too much information to put into one quick-to-read post. I decided to break […]
The People in My Neighborhood: San Cristobal de las Casas
ETA: This was written and never published. After having been in San Cristobal de las Casas for nearly 4 weeks there are some locals that I would like to introduce you too. Meet Beto: My […]
I Love My Neighborhood: San Cristobal de las Casas
I spent almost 4 weeks in San Cristobal de las Cases Mexico and loved every minute of it. I think one of the best parts for me is that it was the first time that […]
The Cathedral at San Juan de Chamula
Chamula Mexico is a sight to not miss if your in or near San Cristobal de Las Casas. I had no idea what was in store on arrival. We arrived in the central square to […]
Semana Santa: The anatomy of a procession
There are multiple parts to a Semana Santa procession in Antigua. I am going to try to lead you through it via photos. Gather supplies for the Alfombra (Assorted flowers) (bags and bowls of colored […]
Cucuruchos y Las Dolorosas
“While the word cucuruchos now refers to the men who carry Semana Santa floats, the word originally meant a piece of cloth, paper or card that formed a cone, like the traditional hoods used for […]