
How To Be An Anthropologist
The Adventurer Scientist It is safe to say, that Anthropology as an occupation and endeavor, gets a pretty bad rap … Continue reading How To Be An Anthropologist
The Adventurer Scientist It is safe to say, that Anthropology as an occupation and endeavor, gets a pretty bad rap … Continue reading How To Be An Anthropologist
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”
“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 €
These are dark days for the native currency of the Russian Federation (RUB). With Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and … Continue reading Analyzing Russia’s Ruble
The Dingle Peninsula, reaching out of the northwest side of County Kerry in the southwest of Ireland, is one of … Continue reading Dingle, Ireland; The Last Port of Call…
Luang Prabang in north central Laos is an ancient town resting on the Banks of iconic rivers; The Mekong and … Continue reading Luang Prabang; Explorer Shot
“What the hell is the point of this?” I said while hopping out of my car in a black paved … Continue reading Stranger In The Village of The Spiritual
“There are many things more horrible than bloodshed, and slavery is one of them”- Padraig Pearse What would it take … Continue reading Padraig Pearse and The Fanatic’s Heart
At the hostel in Kunming, while laying on a bunk in a cramped dorm room full of Frenchman, I closed … Continue reading The Lights of Luang Prabang