Let me get straight to the point here.
I have never found a legging as flattering as the Lucy Hatha.
Continue reading “Lucy Hatha Legging: My New Favorite Casual Bottoms for Travel”

Quit Your Job and Travel the World: How we did it and you can too!
Let me get straight to the point here.
I have never found a legging as flattering as the Lucy Hatha.
Continue reading “Lucy Hatha Legging: My New Favorite Casual Bottoms for Travel”
I’ll start this post with a shout-out to Tiffany, our friend who lives in Victoria. She gave us a ton of options of things to do during our visit this week which kept us happily entertained and well fed, and it allowed us to see a lot of the area. Continue reading “Things to Do in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (on any budget!)”
On our kayaking excursion in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, a harbor seal sits atop a rock at the Brothers Islands on October 6, 2014.
The above photo was taken with the Sony a6000 and Sony E 20mm f/2.8. Continue reading “Shot of the Week: Seal at Brothers Islands (Victoria, British Columbia)”
So you’re headed to Norway and have no idea what to pack? I know how that goes. Continue reading “What to Pack for a Trip to Norway”
Getting ready for a big trip but don’t want to check your luggage? Travel carry-on! It’s a much simpler way to travel, and now that checked bag fees are so common, it’ll save you money, too. Continue reading “High Sierra Wheeled Carry-On: A versatile, highly transportable bag with straps (tested in Europe!)”
Did you know a group of elk is called a gang? (I didn’t until I looked it up 30 seconds ago.) Continue reading “Portraits of a Gang: The Elk at Lone Elk Park (St. Louis, Missouri)”
Seasons to Wear ‘Em: fall, winter + spring
When you’re a minimalist traveler shopping for shoes, quality is extremely important. Early this year, I needed boots for a trip to Norway. They had to withstand cold temps, rain, and possibly snow. I’ve never put as much effort into a shoe search than I did for these boots. And my efforts were well rewarded. I found myself a warm, waterproof, quality boot that was also stylish! Continue reading “Merrell Decora Chant: Keep your toes toasty in cold climates with this boot (tested in Norway!)”
A hoary marmot chows down on some greens at Mount Rainier National Park in Washington, USA on Wednesday, October 1, 2014.
The above video was recorded using my Sony a6000 and Sony E 20mm f/2.8 lens. Continue reading “Shot of the Week: Marmot Munch (Washington, USA)”
Early this year, Ian and I decided to embark on a full-time travel adventure (and we’re still going). In order to make our transition as simple as possible, we decided to get rid of most of our stuff. I knew I had a lot of clothes in general, but as I was filling up donation boxes I was quite surprised at how many shoes I’d accumulated during my always-on-the-go life. I had a go-to pair for any situation. You ladies know how it goes. A few pairs I’d never even worn. Some shoes I’d worn a little too often, but they were too comfortable to replace. Many I hadn’t worn in a year or more, but since I always had plenty of closet space, I never felt the need to part with them.
I needed to “pare” down my pairs. I now own 4 pairs of shoes that I take on my travels. With these shoes, I’m covered for 99% of the conditions I’ve surrounded myself in. Versatile. Comfortable. Stylish. In a word: perfection. Continue reading “Happy Feet, Happy Travel: 4 Perfect Shoes for the Active Female Traveler”
Despite our 2 mask-free days after the rain gods asserted their rule over the land, the dust surely took flight with vigor for the second half of this year’s burn. Continue reading “Burning Man 2014: In Dust We Trust (Photos From A Dusty Playa)”