July 3, 2012 in Asia, Podcast, Thailand, Travelogue
I’m getting better at drive-by shootings (settle down, I’m Canadian, no guns are involved!) We’ve been on the road almost a week now in Northern Thailand. Tomorrow the road trip […]
May 1, 2011 in Guatemala, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
Learn to make chocolate with us. This is not Hershey’s!
April 20, 2011 in Guatemala, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
Our friend, John, teaches us about his paraglider.
April 4, 2011 in Guatemala, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
Travel with us to some of our favorite hang-outs in San Marcos la Laguna to listen to music.
December 25, 2010 in Guatemala, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
Merry Christmas to all our friends and loved ones, and our friends’ friends and loved ones!
November 26, 2010 in Guatemala, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
This morning we started to see people coming through our yard. This is not totally unusual, since we don’t know everyone yet, but it was unusual to see this many, or to see them coming with wood, pots, coolers, and boxes of food.
Here is a little bit of video captured from throughout the day.
November 17, 2010 in Guatemala, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
We travel to Santiago de Atitlan and visit the idol “Maximon”.
April 11, 2010 in Belize, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
Visit the Rio On Pools and Big Rock Falls for a swim and go fishing with us in Belize.
March 25, 2010 in Belize, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
Visit the Community Baboon Sanctuary in Belize and learn how to survive in the jungle: eat termites, stitch cuts with leaf cutter ants, and more. Oh, and see the Howler Monkeys that we came to see. That’s right, no baboons – it’s the wrong part of the world. Baboon is the word the locals have used and it stuck.
March 12, 2010 in Mexico, North America, Podcast, Travelogue
The owner of our campground in Oaxaca, Mexico owns and operates the Scorpion Mezcal factory and invited us along on a tour. Mezcal is a liquor, similar to tequila in that it’s made by distilling juice from the agave plant. However, where tequila can only use one type of agave, mezcal can be made of other types, so the flavors can vary greatly, much like wine.
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