The Hague, Netherlands The Hague is the third largest city in the Netherlands and is about 45 minutes from where we are staying in Rotterdam. Many of the Dutch government buildings are in this city instead of in the capital city of Amsterdam. It also happens to have the International Court of Justice and the […]
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At first glance it appears like I am rich in time and space. I’m not working; I have full control over where I go and when. I can linger wherever I want for however long I want. Yet logistical restrictions are always around. If I want to be in northern California by the end of
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About 1 hour south of Playa del Carmen lies Tulum, a small town with famous Mayan ruins. Tulum has three major areas: The town, the beach, the ruins. Each of these areas are separated by a few miles. As a result, bike rentals are very common here. Thankfully, our hostel had free bikes for us
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Today on Pine Island we took the pedal kayaks out. Usually we take the double kayak out but after Martin’s little mishap yesterday, paddling is not a possibility for him. In fact typing is a bit of a stretch. It all started when… Martin dropped my toothbrush on the floor next to the toilet.
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Epitome of Bliss: Tunnel of Trees, Fountain, Biking, Hot Summer Day Charleston, South Carolina | Population: 130,000 Charleston was the first place I visited on this trip that had oppressively hot and humid weather. I had expected hot hot hot weather in Norfolk, Virginia or Greenville, North Carolina, but I missed it. Instead, those
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