The Long Way to Chiang Mai We had a 0400 flight booked from New Delhi to Bangkok and from there, straight on to Chiang Mai in order to be in time to celebrate Yi Peng and Loi Krathong. We would spend less then 24 hours in New Delhi – but more than the city, I … More Loi Krathong, Yi Peng and Enchanting Chiang Mai
Valencia is a beautiful, quiet, old city that has everything you want, and little you don’t. The airport is quiet small and easily navigated, especially if one is even slightly handy with Spanish. On the ground floor is a metro station from which you can access any point in the city. My stop was Alameda, … More Valencia 8.27.13 – 9.2.13
Landjuweel – 40th Anniversary Through luck and good friends, I was fortunate enough to share in the 40th anniversary celebration of the village of Ruigoord. In the 1950s, the previous village of Ruigoord was largely demolished and the local bought or driven out in order to make way for the industrial development of the harbor. … More Ruigoord – Lanjuweel Festival 2013
In a verdant airfield just north of Seattle, our team stood huddled in the damp dawn obscured on every side by a thick fog. As the sun climbed into the morning sky, we waited, fingers crossed, for the fog to lift before the winds picked up. Just as the warmth of the sun began to … More Science from the Sea, Public Awareness from Above
One Billion Rising – Rise and Dance for the end to violence against women and girls Feb. 14th 2013 – Over 100 people walked across the Brooklyn bridge in solidarity with the millions of people rising and dancing around the world. It is an issue that touches us all. While can be … More One Billion Rising
Journey Hard Speak Easy 