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The Lost City of Caracol
Finding the ancient city of Caracol in the heart of the Belizean rainforest.
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Paths of the dead in the ATM cave of Belize
Exploring Actun Tunichil Muknal, the cave of the stone sepulchre — better known as “the cave of the crystal maiden” in the Belizean rainforest.
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Xunantunich: A ferry to a forgotten time
Walking in the footsteps of the ancient Maya in Xunantunich, Belize.
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The Wild Places of Belize
Spending three days deep in the rainforest of Belize, birding and hiking at Black Rock Lodge.
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The Fellowship Reunites
Budapest & Prague, May 2019 By the time the Spring of 2019 came into bloom, I was ready to leave Budapest. After five incredible years here, I knew it was time for something new. Patrick and I had just got engaged in Jordan in March, and we were ready to start our life together in…
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A silent wilderness
It’s rare to find a silent wilderness, a space empty and free of people. I found it in the Adirondacks, New York’s vast mountain and woodland sanctuary.
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In the muddy waters of Jordan
From every angle, the Dead Sea remained flat and still, like glass. At certain stops, we could even see bright white salt mounds on the water’s edge. We had to stop more than a few times just to admire the view.
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On the Al-Khubtha trail
The rosy pillars of the Treasury and the red canyons of Petra stood far below — with people, camels and donkeys alike all ambling along down one long, curving path.
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In the Rose City of Petra
First we spied a column, then the roof, until the Treasury stood before us in all its glory. We stood captivated for some time, taking in the intricate details of the statues and carvings.
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Desert magic in Petra
As the canyon curved and opened up, there stood the legendary scene of the Treasury, lit up by hundreds of dancing lanterns and coloured torches.
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