Edventure Project

FishJet: A fantastic eco-adventure in Te Anau, New Zealand

If you ever find yourself in Te Anau, on the western edge of fjordland, on the South Island on New […]

We stopped, on a whim, at a little hole in the wall paua shell factory on the main drag in […]

We get a lot of questions about how the logistics of balancing work while traveling works in our family. The […]

Friday found us huddled in a camper while cold air nipped at our blankets. Movement caught my eye and I […]

If there is a god, and he has a country, it is surely the south west corner of New Zealand; […]

It seems impossible to me that my fat little black haired baby is turning 15. The day he was born […]

I was thirteen the first time I set foot in Mexico City. In my memory the city smells like fresh […]

The only way to travel the length of the Taieri Gorge is by train. Well, I suppose one could hike, […]

It should be noted that, while “the largest food market in the Southern Hemisphere” sounds impressive, it is, in fact, […]

Sometimes, you just stumble on something weird. Today was that day. Oamaru is yet another postcard perfect New Zealand town […]

A couple of weeks ago I asked what readers would like me to write about and we got a few […]

I didn’t climb all the way to the summit of Purple Peak. I climbed to the saddle, hopped the fence […]