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I don't do challenges. And when I say challenges I mean the types of challenges that go viral on social media. You know the ones. I didn't dump a bucket of ice water on my head. I've never planked. And I most certainly have not done the Harlem Shake. … [Continue reading]
Atacama
Brazil’s Pantanal in Photos
Sunset over the Paraguay riverthey had to load the cattle firston the bargePorto Zé VianaBridge over the river nopeCaimanCaimanA crested caracaraCapybara & CaimansStorkCaimansCapybara & CaimansCrab eater foxesSunrise on the riverToucanMagenta … [Continue reading]
Chief Mechanical Officer
on the Automattic yacht. That's my job title. Because at Automattic we pick our own job titles. I think that's a really cool policy. Previously I have been a ninja and an alligator wrestler; and for the next few weeks and the previous couple, I am … [Continue reading]
Dear Diary
I just wanted a written record of my current state of being. I have this notion that years from now, I'll be looking back on these days and wondering if I'm dreaming or remembering. Myself, I'm really just killing time waiting until summer before … [Continue reading]
So This is How It Ends
In February of 2015 Will sat on a hotel balcony in Puerto Escondido, Mexico and wrote a blog post. It was intended to kind of give ourselves a kick in the ass; we were teetering on the cusp of applying for residency in … [Continue reading]
Belmond Hotel das Cataratas: Dinner at Iguaçu Falls
As we work our way toward two years of camper life one of the things that I notice most is what we eat. Or, should I say, what we don't eat. Our diets are mainly regulated by our proximity to places that sell food, how much of that food we … [Continue reading]
They’re Going to Kill Us All
I am not a physician nor do I have scientific training in tropical medicine. Please don’t take this as medical advice. I’ll never forget the day I collapsed onto the street in Siem Reap, Cambodia, two weeks into a seven week … [Continue reading]
Chimborazo: A Night at the Top of Ecuador
I really believe that, as human beings, we have an innate need to explore, to see what's around the corner. Jimmy Chin I don't climb mountains. I am far too lazy and unmotivated for that. I prefer my athleticism to take place on … [Continue reading]
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