Notes from my travels
  • Writing
  • Turkey
  • Tunisia
  • Morocco / Western Sahara
  • Mauritania
  • Mali
  • South Africa
  • Namibia
  • Zambia (Victoria Falls)
  • Botswana
  • India
  • Philippines
  • Thailand
  • Cambodia
  • Vietnam
  • Malaysia
  • Rwanda
  • Congo (DRC)
  • Sri Lanka
  • Indonesia

Notes from my travels

notes from my travels

  • Writing
  • Turkey
  • Tunisia
  • Morocco / Western Sahara
  • Mauritania
  • Mali
  • South Africa
  • Namibia
  • Zambia (Victoria Falls)
  • Botswana
  • India
  • Philippines
  • Thailand
  • Cambodia
  • Vietnam
  • Malaysia
  • Rwanda
  • Congo (DRC)
  • Sri Lanka
  • Indonesia
  • Lunch (Date?), November 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    After two weeks on the road it was time to take a breather and setup shop in Tunis for a while. Hotel Salambo would become our home, and café (I can’t recall the name), our office. We needed a little…

  • Playing Gladiator & The Not-So-Grand Mos-KAY! November 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    We spent the last few days making our way back, stopping along the east coast in Mahdia, and then heading inland to see El Jem and the city of Kairouan. El Jem is an ancient Roman coliseum smack dab in the…

  • Hertz: Mission Impossible, November 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    November 2010: Since meeting up with Rich, I’ve been in a constant state of laughter. I wake up, look to my left and within seconds, I’m bursting at the seams. I don’t know how, or why, but it never fails.…

  • Some Things are Better Left Unsaid, October 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    When I think of what a trip to the Sahara should look like, my mind automatically conjures up images of rolling dunes, starry nights by campfire, and camels. That isn’t exactly what I received, though. You know the old saying, “What…

  • A Dose of Reflection, October 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    If someone asked me what I’ve accomplished in my adult life thus far, I’d be able to riddle off multiple things. I’d probably say something along the lines of, “I’ve worked long hours, spent time in college classrooms, added business…

  • The Little Punto That Could, October 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    Leaving Le Kef in the dust, we set out in search of Jugurtha’s Table: a flat-topped mountain west of Kasserine, close to the Algerian border. It was once used my Numidian king Jugurtha (hence the name), during his campaign against…

  • Box of Sin, Mystery Meat, and Roman Ruins, October 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    After breakfast it was time to hit the road again. We continued west to the city of Tabarka. Within minutes of arriving we could tell that there wasn’t much to see or do, so our stay would be brief. Tunisia…

  • All Signs Point North, October 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    With the car safely in our possession and our anxiety levels in check, it was time to put Rich’s driving skills to the test, and hit the road. While navigating the busy streets of Tunis in a 5-speed sounded mildly…

  • Welcome to Tunisia, October 2010

    26 Jul ’12

    It’s hard to believe that I’ve already been gone for one month. In some respects time is flying, but in others, not so much; this is both good and bad, depending on how you look at it. Either way, the…

  • Taking a Little Detour, October 2010

    25 Jul ’12

    Well, plans have changed, folks!  I’m taking a little detour and heading to Northern Africa for a while. I’m currently in Canakkale waiting to board an overnight bus headed to Istanbul. I will be flying to Tunisia on Wednesday evening…

  • Mom Knows Best, September 2010

    25 Jul ’12

    Now, I know better than to accept rides from strangers — my mom taught me well. I honestly didn’t think the rule applied to thirteen year old boys on Vespa’s, though. Sounds harmless, right? Think again. I was walking around…

  • Lost in La-La Land, September 2010

    25 Jul ’12

    Being in Bozcaada is like a dream. It’s warm, sunny, and oh so beautiful. Quaint, charming, sleepy… the list could go on forever. It’s the type of place you want to get lost in – stay awhile. The island itself…

  • Hmmm… September 2010

    25 Jul ’12

    We all need to create the story that will make sense of our lives – to make sense of our daily tasks. Yet each night the doubt returns, never fails – howling through us, an unstoppable force. Without doubt there…

  • Carpet Anyone? September 2010

    25 Jul ’12

    I now know entirely way too much about carpet. Turkish, Iranian, and Afghani carpet, to be exact. I was on a leisurely stroll through the park yesterday morning when I met Jessup and his cousin, Yeleni. They both reside in…

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