It’s amazing that my last post was more than a year ago, and (not so) coincidentally mentions my struggles with my health. It’s also kind of hilarious that me taking a break meant training to climb a 19K ft mountain. Hopefully more on that later… As it turns out a lot of my problems stem … More Resurfacing
My last real hike was Cannon Mountain in March (post coming soon!). Shortly after hiking Cannon I got sick and it took me over a month to recover. Then it took me about another month to rebuild my strength. I struggle with health issues and I’m afraid of a relapse so I’ve been taking it easy. … More Taking a Break
I am terrified of the cold. In fact I’m pretty sure I was meant to be some kind of tropical lizard since we seem to have the same amount of cold tolerance. I am so intolerant of low temperatures that I bring a down jacket and thermals to the Caribbean, and I actually use them … More Snow Camping in the White Mountains
Winter in New England is hard, plane tickets to Cancun were on sale, and the anniversary of our first date was only 2 weekends away, so why not go to Mexico? We flew into Cancun and drove a rental car down to Playa del Carmen, where we had rented a small apartment in a residential … More Mexico: Riviera Maya
The Azores are a chain of nine volcanic islands 850 miles West of Continental Portugal, nearly smack dab in the middle of the Atlantic. They are mostly agrarian with a growing tourism industry, and are known for their natural beauty, cheese, and wine. Three things I happen to love. Visiting the Azores has been on … More Azores Islands: Terceira and Sao Miguel
This was our 13th of the 48 New Hampshire four-thousand foot mountains. We went during peak leaf peeping season, which I didn’t know was such a big deal until we got there. Evidently, the white mountains turn into the Disneyland of the outdoors during leaf peeping season, with hoards of people flocking to see the … More Mount Moosilauke
My grandparents live in Hot Springs, Arkansas which is apparently one of the most expensive places to fly to. As much as I love my grandparents, I wasn’t about to spend 1000$ per person flying to Arkansas. I’d rather go to Paris. But since no one I love lives in Paris I started looking for … More Road Trip: Nashville to Hot Springs
Using SkyScanner’s ‘Everywhere’ option, we found cheap tickets to Guadeloupe in January and bought them not really knowing where we were going. Two things made us buy these tickets, they were cheap and they would take us to the Caribbean during January. Best decision ever. The island is a French territory, and so they speak … More Guadeloupe
About 2 years ago I traveled to rural Southern Belize. It was my first solo international adventure, and as excited as I was about it, my friends and family had very mixed reactions when I told them about my plans. Traveling alone as a woman is still seen as controversial, or stupid, depending on who … More Solo Trip: A Week in Southern Belize
January 2015: Istanbul, Turkey Casablanca. Morocco El Jadida, Morocco Marrakesh, Morocco Sahara Desert February 2015 Snow-pocalypse, Boston March 2015 Northampton, Massachusetts April 2015 Spring in Boston May 2015 Big Basin Redwoods, California June 2015 Rockport, Massachusetts July 2015 Mount Whiteface, New Hampshire August 2015 Marble Head, Massachusetts Acadia National Park, Maine Montreal, Quebec October 2015 … More 2015 in Review
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