The Atacama desert is so dry and rugged, it’s been compared to Mars. Intense sun and gale-force winds punish everything—animal,… Read more Harsh Beauty
The Atacama desert is so dry and rugged, it’s been compared to Mars. Intense sun and gale-force winds punish everything—animal,… Read more Harsh Beauty
“Iorana, welcome,” a smiling woman said, bearing flower leis and a sign with my name on it as we exited… Read more A Small Island in a Vast Ocean
Tango, the dance that started as a scandal and became the national dance of Argentina, is an immersive experience in… Read more The Travelers’ Tango
“There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing,” said my son’s preschool teacher many years ago during… Read more Weather Patterns
Patagonia is a place where geological time is what matters; where we are scurrying ants next to the power and… Read more Glaciers, Fjords, Cliffs, and Penguins
As we pull out of Pucón for the last time, we say goodbye to Volcan Villarrica, the volcano that has… Read more Under the Volcano
“Yeehaw” flooded my ears in tandem with a full body dousing of cold water. I had two breaths in which… Read more From the Andes to the Ocean
Wildfires are devouring central Chile as I write this, the result of drought, heat, and human carelessness. The government has… Read more Embracing Trees
I know it sounds a bit absurd, but we decided to take a vacation last week. It must seem like… Read more Border Run
It’s finally spring on our mountainside near Pucón. Lupines and daisies splash purple, white, and yellow across the green hill… Read more The Garden of Life
How does one celebrate a 100% American holiday far from U.S soil? If you have been following our blog posts… Read more Giving Thanks in Pucón
Whenever we settle into a new place, the first thing we do is explore it on foot. The second thing… Read more The First Explore
We’re about to go live in the shadow of one of the most active volcanoes in South America on a… Read more Why Chile?