January tends to be a really creative time for me. It was the month when I first created this blog. The month when I hatched the idea for my e-book. The month I started a Patreon, the month I explored posting photographs on Shutterstock (that one ...
Recent Blog Posts
December Recap: Winter is Coming
It feels as though I was just writing my November recap post, and here I am again, at the end of another month, another year. At the time of writing, New Year's Eve is tomorrow, and it's going to be a quiet one. Fitting, of course, to have a quiet ...
November Recap: Ringing bells and blazing sunsets and writing the book!
I've spent a lot of time in the past 8 months thinking about windows (though maybe not in the most traditional sense). Rather, I've been thinking about windows of time and how to ride the waves of this pandemic. I was so fixated on this in the ...
COVID Road-Tripping: what it was like to travel in the US during a pandemic
I was reading a post recently from a very successful travel blogger. I've never followed his blog but he gets mentioned a lot in the travel blogging industry, and I occasionally read a post or two of interest. Something led me to his site- I can't ...
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Trail Guides
Camino Aragonés Guide: Essential Info to help plan your walk
I can't remember when I first heard of the Camino Aragonés, or when it became a walk that I added to my "list", or even when it moved to priority status. I just know that at some point, somewhere, I must have read more about it and thought, "Huh. Sounds like a pretty good Camino." I've ...
Planning a Walk on Hadrian’s Wall Path
One of my intentions with this blog is to begin to provide more useful content for others who are planning their own long-distance walking adventures, and so in this spirit, I'm going to be writing up a few short guides to some of the walks that I've done. And first up: how to plan for a walk on ...
In the Footsteps of Pilgrims; an Overview of the Camino de San Salvador
Quien va a Santiago y no a San Salvador, sirve al criado y deja al Senor. He who goes to Santiago and not to San Salvador, honors the servant and forsakes the Lord. I saw these words painted onto the wall of the albergue in La Robla. It was the end of my first day walking the Camino de San ...
