I've been in Kigali for several days now, wandering and visiting and learning this very unique, and seemingly un-African city. I write "un-African" because there is a very real organization and structure that feels Western and familiar. Things work here. [...]
It’s 1:42am and the Nor’Easter, threatened earlier today, is knocking on my door. A couple of grizzly bears have been teleported to New Hampshire and are vigorously rocking the Sprinter; a vehicle not really designed for winter travel as the [...]
I found myself praying for someone to yell “Fire!” (unfounded of course); for a really, really small earthquake; for the pregnant woman in the tenth row to go into labor. Please go into labor…Now. The reason for my prayers? Bad [...]
A wet spring in Patagonia
Kate heads to Patagonia and world-class fly fishing.
Laughing Horse Lodge celebrates 12 years in Swan Lake, Montana.
Montana chef creating lobster ceviche off the coast of Panama
traveling on the fringes of civilization - Panama and Montana
Winter 2008 The big-bellied moon hangs just above the eastern horizon turning the world to tones of lead and pewter. The Caribbean - 2000’ below my aerie here on the cliffs of Saba- is unpolished silver plate tarnished by cloud [...]
Sunday, January 5. 2007 Florida, Fort Lauderdale, Los Olas Boulevard, The Floridian Diner I have been in Florida since Thursday night. Friday morning, actually, as I wasn’t able to pick up bags until after midnight. The plane was early, the [...]