The Glacier carved valley’s of New Hampshire’s White Mountain range is a geologically ancient region within a fairly discrete adventurer’s … Continue reading Winter Hiking in The White Mountains of New Hampshire; Not For The Ill Prepared
As a traveler, mountaineer and tour cyclist, my life revolves around being on my feet. It is centered around running, … Continue reading Healing Patellar Tendonitis
About nine miles north of Dublin lies the proverbial fishing village of Howth. Not an unknown or hidden village by … Continue reading Exploring Howth: The Viking Village of Dublin
Republic of Ireland at a Glance Population: 4,937,786 (2020 estimate) Population Growth Rate: 1.13% Currency: Euro Official Language(s): Gaelic and … Continue reading Explorer’s Guide to Ireland
I’d brought him up from Trinidad, a likable, clean-cut boy of British parents, extremely sensitive and filled with the ideals that youth picks up, God knows where and that middle age spends years in discarding.” Continue reading Exploring Tom Gill’s “Carmelita”
Anthropology is the human science. Primarily, it is the study of the diversity in human experience. Culture, language, ritual and … Continue reading Best Books for Anthropologists
South Dakota is not only one of my favorite states, it is one of my favorite places on the planet. … Continue reading The Top Places to Visit in South Dakota
Location: La Plate County, Durango, Colorado, USA Population: 19,413 Notable Landmarks: Mesa Verde National Park, San Juan Mountain Range Continue reading Exploring Durango and Southwest Colorado
“It is not those who can inflict the most, but those that can suffer the most who will conquer.” – … Continue reading Exploring Early Ireland: St. Patrick And The Celts
The Euro is an intriguing currency and is the world’s second largest reserve currency behind the $US Dollar. It is … Continue reading Ten Interesting Facts About The Euro €