187 articles tagged with spring travel
There's something about ancient cities that speaks to the investigative side of my nature. The layered history, the secrets hidden in plain sight, the stories etched into every weathered stone. Kairouan—Tunisia's fourth holiest city in Islam—presents exactly this kind of...
As an actuary by profession, I've always found a certain beauty in mapping probabilities and calculating optimal outcomes. Perhaps that's why road trips appeal to me so deeply—they're exercises in both statistical planning and serendipitous discovery. This particular journey, from...
The 1,500-mile journey from Miami's palm-fringed beaches to Boston's historic cobblestone streets isn't just a change in geography—it's a passage through the beating heart of America's East Coast. As someone who's made this trip countless times (both for emergency medical...
Let me start by saying Amsterdam isn't just about the obvious - those postcard canals, red lights, and coffee shops that every tourist guide hammers on about. As someone who's visited this city multiple times for both work and play,...
Standing at the base of Meteora's towering rock pillars, I felt the same rush of anticipation I used to get before important tennis matches back in Boise. The difference? Instead of facing an opponent across the net, I was about...
There's something utterly mesmerizing about the way Madeira's levadas carve their way through the island's dramatic topography. These ancient irrigation channels—some dating back to the 15th century—now serve as arteries for adventurers seeking to explore the heart of this Portuguese...
At 61, I've discovered that adventure knows no age limit—especially in Osaka, Japan's vibrant city of contrasts. While most travelers come for the historic temples and world-class cuisine, I found myself drawn to the unexpected adrenaline rush this metropolis offers....
