• Experience and Mindfulness Through Travel,  May 19, 2013
  • Jon and I Go to Buenos Aires,  May 18, 2013
  • Iguazu Falls,  May 8, 2013
  • Wrapping Up A Week in Rio,  May 7, 2013
  • First Days in Rio,  April 18, 2013
  • A 2-Day Trek Across South America,  April 8, 2013

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Sunset in Cartagena

Experience and Mindfulness Through Travel

91 Days Later The First Retirement began in February 2013 with travel, first to the Dominican … [Read More...]

Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls

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Ipanema Beach

First Days in Rio

Just a few blocks from Aline’s apartment was the Carioca Aqueduct, a bridge built in the mid-1700s … [Read More...]

Buenos Aires

Jon and I Go to Buenos Aires

Arriving in Buenos Aires Buenos Aires (“BA”) is regularly referred to as the 'Paris of South … [Read More...]

Sugar Loaf Mountain

Wrapping Up A Week in Rio

First Up -- Corcovado Jon arrived after being delayed for a day and after settling in, we went to … [Read More...]

Map

A 2-Day Trek Across South America

I racked my brain for a couple of hours over the logistics of getting to Brazil by March 19th or … [Read More...]

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Achaval Ferrer

A Mendoza Wine Holiday – Round 1

  One of my last nights in Santiago, I met a Canadian engineer named Paul who had just come from Mendoza, Argentina.  I told Paul that I was going to go over to Mendoza and he recommended that instead of joining an organized tour of the bodegas (wineries), I should rent a bicycle and ride [...]

Road to Mendoza

The Road to Mendoza

When I had arrived at the Santiago bus station from Valparaiso the day before, I had decided then to purchase a bus ticket to Mendoza.  I had never bought a charter bus ticket but knew that they were common and reasonably affordable throughout South America.  I approached a man at one booth run by the [...]

Border

Goodbye Chile…for now

Despite having only visited a handful of cities and towns in the middle of the country, I absolutely love Chile.  The people here have been so incredibly friendly and the culture is much more unique than I ever anticipated.  In my first two weeks, I visited Santiago, Valparaiso, Viña del Mar, Limache, and Olmué.  All [...]

Ceviche

Last Days in Chile

When I travel, I find it fairly challenging to maintain any kind of routine.  I like it though, because it is such a contrast to my ‘traditional’ work life where I had to wake up at a certain time every day, be somewhere at a certain time every day, and have calls and meetings at [...]

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