"No one can make a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little"
- Edmund Burke
US vs Everyone else…
How many of you have ever traveled abroad? Chances are that if you are American you have never been anywhere but stateside, and most likely never will be. As a matter of fact, only 15-25% (depending on who you ask) of Americans even own a passport! Comparatively, 60-70% of Australians have passports, [...]
With two hours of motorbike experience, will two 18-year-olds make the ten hour trip to Hue and back in two days? They encounter rain, mountains, terrible maps, and much more on the way!
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A short post on one of our most recent adventures: learning to ride motorbikes in Cambodia!
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Dave talks about his first solo rickshaw ride in India, and how it very well might’ve been the last thing he ever did!
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Doug Tilden’s past catches up with him as he lives in a 20′ container while on a project in Tanzania
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I get to tag along with the social workers of Nyumbani Village for a day, meeting and interviewing orphans that might get to come to the village soon!
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What’s it like to ride down a bumpy Kenyan dirt road in the back of a Canter? Watch this video and find out. It’s rainy season, so the truck has to go fast to avoid getting stuck in the mud 
Our short camel ride turned out to be an even more unique experience than we had planned for!
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Discovering new places, and new types of places
Bonn, Germany was a beautiful little city, and I only wish I had been able to explore more of it. Unfortunately administrative work had completely caught up with us at that point and we couldn’t waste the perfect internet that the hotel provided. I saw enough of Bonn, [...]
Although I certainly knew that there would be significant differences between America and Europe, I did not count on how different methods of transportation could be. Some things were similar no matter where we went- every city had a metro, for example- but others were surprisingly different.
Bikes rule
In Amsterdam, bikes were everywhere. Between the tram [...]
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