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  • Myth, magic, and hitchhiking (Canada #5 / Haida Gwaii #2)

    February 22, 2014 Comments (1) Americas, Experiences

      Abundance he small red car stopped beside me. My outstretched arm, made heavier by my extended thumb, was getting tired.  The driver was a smiling Haida woman, and as is usually the case when hitchhiking, the conversation got interesting quickly. She asked, “Did you know this place is one of the spiritual

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  • Islands on the Edge of the World (Canada #4, Haida Gwaii #1)

    October 21, 2013 Comments (2) Americas, Experiences

    Good things come to those who wait, but memories do fade. Have you forgotten that I even went to Haida Gwaii? Or wondering who the devil this Michael Fuller is and why he keeps emailing you? Well you can refresh your memory in the final section of my last update here.     Yamahas, Hondas, and Non-Hondas

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  • Newbie’s Guide to Sea Kayaking (in Gwaii Haanas)

    October 17, 2013 Comments (0) ONE Proj blog, Practical and How-To

    This list was compiled from conversations with Bryn Hammett; watching YouTube videos; and an hour in a zodiac with Bruce Kirby and Dave Quinn on our way into Gwaii Haanas. Talk about cramming. I’ll write a bit more about our fortuitous encounter with Bruce and Dave in my full post (Canada update #4).  

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  • Nine weeks in ten minutes (Canada update #3.5)

    October 9, 2013 Comments (0) Americas, Experiences

    Hello friends, near and far, Since returning to Freo, life has been busy. I haven’t finished writing my post about Haida Gwaii—all I can say now is that it was a tremendously moving experience. I’m also still posting photos which I hope can do that place some justice. But do not despair! What I have

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  • Strait Floatin’ (Canada #3)

    August 27, 2013 Comments (0) Americas, Experiences

    Six tables of dessert Weddings. They seem to be quite the trend these days. Though I’m not one for fads, I figured it was a good idea that I attend my brother’s wedding. After all, it was one of the major reasons for this crazy and wonderful trip to Canada. Plus, he was holding it …

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  • Coast to Coast (Canada #2)

    August 21, 2013 Comments (0) Americas, Experiences

    West Side Stories (Close Encounters of the Serendipitous Kind) Walking along the sea wall in Vancouver, I turned the corner and froze in disbelief. I think I even blinked a couple times, because sometimes my contacts get cloudy. My friend Marie, whom I last saw in Fremantle, and who now lives in Ulaanbaatar, was

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  • Oh, Canada…. (Canada #1)

    July 16, 2013 Comments (0) Americas, Experiences

    Two years is a long time. That's how long it's been since my last time in Canada, my home and native land. It may not seem like a long time, but a lot of little changes can add up:

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  • The Life of a Porteño (Argentina update)

    February 11, 2013 Comments (0) Americas, Experiences

    Failing to plan is planning to fail. After booking my ticket to Rio to visit Jenn on her only holiday of the school year, I began to collect the visa documents. I knew firsthand that the Brazil embassy in Senegal could turn visas around in three days. My flight was in over three weeks. How much more processing time

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  • Greetings in Four Languages (West Africa #3)

    December 17, 2012 Comments (0) Africa, Experiences

    We Interrupt This Programming he tall-ship Sørlandet upon which Class Afloat is based has all their classes during the sails, regardless of the day of the week, or the roughness of the seas. When laptops are sliding off tables, and seasick students writing midterms are sprinting up onto the deck to vomit down the

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  • I’m on a Boat (West Africa #2)

    December 5, 2012 Comments (0) Africa, Experiences

    Welcome Aboard I’m not sure if I’ve ever been sea-sick before. I’ve been dizzy on a boat; nauseous on land after boating (though it may have been all the beers); and sick while on a boat (during a very memorable overnight ferry ride in Tanzania). Basically every combination of sickness and seas, but

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  • Lost in Marrakech (West Africa #1)

    November 12, 2012 Comments (0) Africa, Experiences

    The Journey fter 24 rather pleasant and mildly eventful hours of flying, I arrived in Casablanca and caught the first train to the city. The first of many pleasant locals I met was a massive, jolly man from Kuwait doing a PhD in Islamic studies, whom I literally squeezed into the seat beside. We spoke …

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  • Weeks of Adventures (Australia #19)

    September 18, 2012 Comments (0) Backyard, Experiences, Oceania

    Initiation, Bandicoots, and Underpant Selection. Today marks the four year anniversary of my arrival in Australia. In this time, only one friend or family member has come to WA to visit me from Canada. (thanks Afton!).

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