Taonga
Zac and I walked about a 1/4 of a mile down to the Zambezi river. It was the middle of...
Zac and I walked about a 1/4 of a mile down to the Zambezi river. It was the middle of...
I was told that the place I was staying at in Cancun's hotel zone had the best beach in the...
I tucked in my shirt, straightened my tie,and caught a cursory glance of myself in the mirror. Time to hail...
A clearing ahead gave one its first glimpse of the Nohoch Mul Pyramid rising high above the Yucatan Peninsula. One...
It was 7 am and the temperature was already approaching eighty degrees. A tiny black snake hurriedly scurries in front...
The radio crackled, but the message came through with undeniable reality. "Dead. They are all dead. Run as far as...
Comparing apples to oranges is akin to musicians to singer/songwriters. Both are good, yet each is in a class all...
The dark and overcast skies held out as long as they were able, but eventually emptied themselves over the North...
A mostly cloudless Fall day awaits those who slowly awaken this morning. I jump start my motor and head for...
The Cenote Ik Kil was as different from the Cenote Maya as New York is from Los Angeles. You can't...
Our small group starts walking quietly down the dirt path with our Zambian guides, in nervous apprehension. The King of...
"Do you have any experience riding?" "It's been a few years....." To clarify, it had been quite a...