Cerro Negro Part I: A Dune Buggy, Lightning Storm, & Thoughts of Eminent Doom
Today was the day we were going volcano boarding (more accurately, volcano tobogganing) in Cerro Negro. This Cerro Negro event sold me ...
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We Flew with the Other Eagles, Over the Grand Canyon, with Papillion Helicopter Tours
We flew with the other eagles and the clouds, over the Grand Canyon, to discover a barren rock landscape, dotted with green along the v...
Dachaigh mo Chridhe, Ceap Breatann – Home of my Heart, Cape Breton
Cape Breton is famous for its hospitality - a musical welcome that has you up and dancing or at least tapping your foot before you know...
Bucket List Publications Makes A Bucket List Reader’s Dream Come True
Brian Bailey, what's your number one bucket list item? What is the one thing you'd love to experience more than anything else in the wo...
Paris: A One Day Stand
In case you don’t know—Geneva is nestled in the bottom left hand corner of Switzerland, bordering NW Italy, and SE France- about 3 hrs ...
The Giving Trip
In early January 2007, I boarded an early morning flight from Minneapolis making my way to Ayacucho, Peru. While boarding the flight to...
Top 10 Favorite Cities Visited – Rome, Italy
I’ve experienced some of the most amazing cities that the world has to offer. From world-famous attractions, architecture, history, and...
Kyangwali Refugee Camp: Between Hope and Despair
Soon after I arrived in Uganda, I had the opportunity to visit Kyangwali Refugee Camp in Hoima district, western Uganda. COBURWAS, a pa...
A Sister is a Little Bit of Childhood that Can Never Be Lost
My sister, Suzanne, and I share a special, unbreakable bond. The comfort and support are undeniable, but the laughter and fun times tha...
Photography from the Best All-Inclusive Resort in Mexico!
I found a piece of Utopia when I visited the Iberostar Paraíso Lindo in Mexico. I was blown away by the activities, food, beverages, cl...