Mountaineering School – Knots, Knots, and Spire Rock
Knots were the vain of my existence. I have been rock climbing for years now, but I never learned the technical names or all the …
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Two and a Half Weeks through New Zealand
From now on, I will be sharing my past travels as part of my Travel Throwback Thursday. To kick of my Travel Throwback Thursday series, …
The Cabin Life: AirBnB Accommodation in Whistler
Whistler was in the works before ski season even started. A bunch of friends and I had talked about heading up to Whistler as a …
My Ski Season through Instagram
I can’t believe that the ski season is over. I guess it is time to switch gears to other outdoor activities. What a ski season …
California Giants: Searching for Redwood Trees
For Valentine’s Day weekend, Andy and I decided to do a west coast road trip from San Francisco to Seattle. One of the two plans …
Review: A Travel Blogging Course with A Dangerous Business
If you remember my 2014 goals, I mentioned taking a travel blogging course with Amanda from A Dangerous Business. In 2013, I had to self-teach …
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London
A Guided Tour: Palace of Westminster and Houses of Parliament
The Palace of Westminster is my favorite building in London, and I always recommend it to my friends and family as a must-see. Elizabeth Tower …
London’s Mail Rail Ride at The Postal Museum
It was way ahead of its time, a solution to transport mail more efficiently away from the horses and the street traffic. Opening in 1927 …
2 Days in London: An Aggressive Sightseeing Itinerary
London is a large city with museums, history, and pubs. I’ve had a few friends visit London and I keep going back to similar things …
Trip Reports
Scrambling and Glaciers: How to Climb Mount Shuksan’s Fisher Chimneys Route
It was several years ago. I did a winter trip to Artist Point with the Washington Alpine Club for a backcountry skiing course. I was …
Bike to Hike: an Overnight Trip to Three Fingers Lookout
The concept of sleeping on top of a mountain in a lookout tower somehow convinced me to ride a bike 10 miles up a washed …
Scrambling up Mount Washington on the Huntington Ravine Trail
I wasn’t sure hiking the Huntington Ravine trail today was going to happen but knew I’d regret it if I didn’t try. During my hike …