On the road, I drink coffee regularly, often as a way to stake my claim to a table in a cafe.

The Pan American Collective was a week of events, ranging from parties to sightseeing.

Salome is someone different for Ecuador, that’s for sure.

On that mountain, nothing else in the world matters except putting one foot in front of the other.

The signs of South Africa reflect two realities coexisting within the country hosting 2010’s World Cup: the diversity of wildlife, and the high crime rate.

I kept an eye on these guys because they had such weathered faces.

My next dish was an appetizer of salmon tartare with a quail egg, scallions, and soy sauce.

In less than two weeks, I’ll be exploring the Rwandan countryside in the heart of Africa.

March’s venue, as chosen by Stephanie of Twenty-Something Travel, was The Big Hunt.

I found the relatively small city full of curiosities.