“The parks do not belong to one state or to one section…. The Yosemite, the Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon are national properties in which every citizen has a vested interest; they belong as much to the man of Massachusetts, of Michigan, of Florida, as they do to the people of California, of Wyoming, and ofContinue reading “Short Film: Leave It As It Is”
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What I Learned in Europe
Some cultures greet by a series of cheek kisses, while others prefer to shake hands. Eye contact is more common in some countries than others. Europeans eat differently than I am accustomed to. Italians don’t order take-out. Asking for coffee to go is the clear sign of an American. In the US it’s common toContinue reading “What I Learned in Europe”
Video: Reflecting on the Big Theft
I am done reflecting on this event. Not much else to say. Life goes on and I’m fortunate for the experience traveling in Europe either way. Just a bit of a sour taste lingering…
Video: Aveiro, Portugal
Aveiro is known as the Venice of Portugal because of its many canals dissecting the city. It was a great stop between Porto and Lisbon. I found the softest white sand beach I’ve ever seen, ate some great Portuguese food, and saw a gorgeous sunset and sunrise. I jumped the gun making this video becauseContinue reading “Video: Aveiro, Portugal”
Video: Malaga and Ronda, Spain
I can’t imagine a better way to begin the Month of December than taking a spur-of-the-moment flight to Southern Spain. Sunshine and beautiful landscapes are unavoidable down here. I felt a warm welcome from the Spanish people and was thankful for the years of Spanish classes that I never thought I would use (shout outContinue reading “Video: Malaga and Ronda, Spain”
Video Update 13: Copenhagen v2
One month to go in Europe! Despite taking a tough loss in Northern Sweden after leaving a bag of items in a car we hitch-hiked in, the trip goes on!
The “Happiest” People on Earth
According to the World Happiness Report, Danes are the happiest people on Earth. During my time in Denmark, this statistic was touted commonly; I found the topic interesting because it prods at our fundamental beliefs and core values. It also takes after the state of the economy, the government, and how the country’s structure coalesces.Continue reading “The “Happiest” People on Earth”
Trip Update 12: Nice
After a brief stop in Rome, the adventures continued in Nice, France. By the way, I only pronounced the name, ‘Nice’ incorrectly because a German dude told me it was pronounced “Neitzche” instead of “niece”. The water was warm for mid November and the weather was superb. Next stop is Paris and Calais, but IContinue reading “Trip Update 12: Nice”
Shaking Things Up: Malaga, Spain
After losing my bag in Kiruna, Sweden, I found myself back in Copenhagen. I slept well for a few nights, worked out, and rode bicycles around the city. Rested up and ready to get back on the road, I knew I had to shake things up a bit. I don’t know what it is aboutContinue reading “Shaking Things Up: Malaga, Spain”
Kyle Huber 