Egyptian Laundromat Adventures
So Andy and I, in our ungodly determination to pack light and bring as little clothes as possible of course found ourselves in the middle of hot and dusty Upper…
Month: May 2014
The Real Turkish Delight
I met a guy named Ben from Canada at the trailhead for the Rose Valley. Like me, Ben just arrived in Goreme an hour ago, and had absolutely no idea…
Machu Picchu Primer
IMost people who want to go to Machu Picchu are often misinformed that the trains go there directly. Machu Picchu is on a mountain range overlooking the town of Aguas…
Aguas Calientes to Machu Pichhu
Aguas Calientes is a small town, and quite honestly, is a tourist trap. However, the town does have its own charm. If you step away from the main tourist drags…
When In Bruges
When I checked in my hostel in Bruges, the first thing I asked the receptionist was to book a cab to take me to the train station two days later…
The Honest Moroccan Cabbie
Over the last few weeks, Morocco has been trying my patience, and quite frankly, getting on my last nerve already. So after what could only be called as the day…
The Sarajevo Love Story
The other story Neno shared that stayed with me is the love story of his own parents. His mother is a Muslim Bosniak and his father was a Christian Serb,…