The Explorer’s Journal

Luang Prabang, Laos 2017

Explorer Profile: Josh Bulriss and The Buddha Project

Explorer and Professional Photographer Josh Bulriss, reflects on traveling across Asia in pursuit of capturing what is arguably, the most extensive collection of Buddha Imagery in the World. A Journey of Love, Loss and Discovery The inception of the Buddha Project emerged following the loss of my mother in 2014. At that pivotal moment, I… Continue reading Explorer Profile: Josh Bulriss and The Buddha Project

7 Adventurous Things To Do in Boston

Overview Boston is one of America’s most treasured and vibrant cities. A bustling economic and historical hub of the Northeast, it is the largest city in New England with a population of 675,647. The wider metropolitan area known as Greater Boston, is home to about 4.8 million people. Founded by Puritan immigrants escaping persecution in… Continue reading 7 Adventurous Things To Do in Boston

How to Hike New Hampshire’s Presidential Traverse

The Most Rugged Range of Appalachia It goes without saying that most climbers and adventurers within the States, head west for skiing, hiking and other mountain adventures. Though for those in the know, New Hampshire’s White Mountains are a deep, rugged and challenging range of mountains that have top notch skiing, hiking, ice climbing and… Continue reading How to Hike New Hampshire’s Presidential Traverse

Exploring Seattle and Western Washington

The Emerald City From the vantage point of other parts of America, Seattle Washington, sitting on the edge of the Puget Sound and Pacific coast, appears to be a city with a shitload of problems. Regardless of whether you’re a Mariners or Seahawks fan, through the lens of the mainstream media, Seattle, with a population… Continue reading Exploring Seattle and Western Washington

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