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I find the act of understanding other people thrilling. It is part of why I love foreign travel, and the more exotic the better. Boys in saffron robes on the ruins of Angkor Wat may be the most exotic thing in the world to me, but to young men in central Cambodia, sitting around [...]
Read moreRising from the suburbs of St George, Utah, Snow Canyon is classic canyonlands red rock country. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah I feel at home. I went on a nice hike last night. It was moonless, and I went without a flashlight, through cold air in the 20s. Red rock walls defined the dome of the sky, and [...]
Read moreAbout the header picture of my toes… here’s the original: You can see why I was sad to crop out those snow covered mountains and the beautiful light on the pool just so the photo would fit into the blog header. My buddy Michael and I did a roadtrip to Death Valley for Spring Solstice [...]
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