Em broke the silence that had hung between us for a while, as we sipped our drinks and enjoyed the view down the wadi. “I don’t know that this would be enough, though,” the young...
Why, oh why, didn’t I book another transfer at the same time Rachel did? I began pacing in the hostel’s spacious common area. Alone, since the other guests had already gone for their day’s tours....
The sunset at Tulor was not as spectacular as the one I witnessed the previous evening in the Valley of the Moon. But I was not there for the sunset. This time, I was on...
I decided to hike to Orongo, after my successful attempts to visit the moai-era archaeological sites of Rapa Nui. As the ritual site representing the cult that came to be following the doom of Easter...
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True million-mile batteries are likely to outlast whatever cars they’re built for, meaning their arrival could dramatically impact both second-use markets and battery recycling. https://buff.ly/3iEBhyP
#TejaSundayVisiting French Polynesia all by myself was a bold decision, because my French is... 'not fluent' 😄 . I only felt capable of chancing it because I somehow managed to fumble my way through Chile, with an equally 'not fluent' Spanish.
But I met a French-speaking American Couchsurfer because I was looking for information on the street art that's supposed to be around Pape'ete, and so was he. We spent the day looking for street art around the city, and when we were done, he dragged me out to the food trucks for dinner by the harbour when I was tempted to give in to my jet lag.
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