Roads, rides, places, people — and the inner weather they awaken.
Some journeys take you across geography. Others take you across yourself.
This series brings together my travels — on roads, through cities, across cultures — not as destinations, but as experiences. Because the road rarely changes. The traveler does.
Why This Series Exists
Travel is one of life’s most honest teachers. It strips comfort, disrupts routine, and forces presence.
Journeys reveal something essential. This can happen whether on a motorcycle, a bicycle, or in the simple act of moving through unfamiliar terrain. They show you something about the world and about who you are within it.
What You’ll Find Here
- Travel stories and road reflections
- Lessons from endurance, discomfort, and unpredictability
- Encounters with people, cultures, and landscapes
- Journeys as metaphor, not just movement
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Read more: Learning to Ski: Well trying toLearning to Ski: Well trying to
True to form, I fell. I fell several times. I fell facing towards the front, I fell facing backwards, I…
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Read more: Road Trip: Chicago – Grand Canyon.Road Trip: Chicago – Grand Canyon.
We think we are intelligent, so we begin to factor in variables, to arrive at approximately how long its going…
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Read more: Chamundi Hills: Downhill – Front SlopeChamundi Hills: Downhill – Front Slope
The world blurs into a streak of emerald green as cool, damp mountain air rushes past. High up at **2,728…
The destination is usually overrated. It’s the road that does the real work.