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I missed the 60's, American, hate cooked green vegetables but love the taste of a cheese and mustard sandwich, been to 20+ countries, once had a 6-figure salary but quit it to be happy.
Goals in life:
* Sail the Amazon River in my own man made boat from Ecuador to Peru
* Hike Norway on the pilgrimage trail from Oslo to the North for 1 month
* Travel the world by car or motorcycle for 2 years
* Expand my photography skills
* ...and buy a winning lottery ticket!
Think that sums me up pretty much! In all honestly, I'm currently living in Quito, Ecuador. After working long 12hr days, 7 days a week, chasing the wealth dream I finally decided it was time in my life to do something I'm passionate about, PHOTOGRAPHY and TRAVEL!
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Forget Obligation Go Global...its my odyssey!
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Cali, Colombia isn’t really what I thought it would be. For some reason I thought it was on the coast (my fault for not looking at a map) and thought it would have more attractions to see. The truth is there isn’t really much to see in Cali. There is plenty of partying to be...
We arrived in Cali, Colombia after a 30hr bus ride. We were supposed to have been there at 9:00 pm but it was 1 am when we got dropped off on the highway, an hour away from Cali. We found a taxi and at first he wanted $30 but got him down to $20 total....
Well we didn’t start the trip off as planned. When we got to the bus terminal, an hour early like good little backpackers, we found out the bus was delayed. No surprise there considering we’re in Latin America and things are never on time here. What got us a little worked up was that when...
