DoSomethingThatScaresYou

Bryce Canyon is pretty close to Zion, we made it there in less than an hour. Bryce definately has a different vibe than Zion. The most popular hike to do in Bryce is the Bryce Amphitheater You start looking over the whole Amphitheatre and slowly hike down into it. It's stunning really, everywhere you look it's a different perspective and a different view. Close to the last part of the hike, there are tons of rock piles in one area, they are on bigger rocks, in trees, in holes, close and far.. it's really a cool sight. I highly reccomend catching the sunset during this hike it's beautiful. Next up for us is Brian Head for some Thanksgiving Day dinner and snowboarding.... read more

After Interkalen we headed to Zurich for one final day and night of exploring. We walked around for a while and ate Fondue at a well rated spot. After that I packed my bags and prepared for my trip home. Farewell travel, until next time.... read more

We took a train to a small town outside Bern, wound up many hills in a tiny car in the rain until we reached our destination. Balmeggberg. A beautiful organic farm with many families living off the land. Yurts, a Sauna, beautiful music room and really lovely people to share it with. Brad and I had been learning Poi through friends and also online videos from Nick's site http://www.playpoi.com/ for a few years now. It was going to be something really special to be able to learn directly from him in such a beautiful setting. It exceeded any expectation I could have had in my mind. Our schedule for the week became 7:30am wake up for Meditation and Yoga. Break for Brunch and Relaxing. Noon: Nick and Alien John taught us Poi Break: for Snacks and ... read more

Ninh binh turned out to be quite a suprise. We were in Cat-ba wondering where to go next Sapa or Ninh Binh and we chose wisely. We avoided the tourist route and were greatly rewarded. We decided to do a 3 day 2 night guided moto-bike adventure. We had 2 bikes and a guide. Our first stop was Tam Coc. We hopped off the bikes and into a small boat. We were rowed all around Tam Coc. The view was stunning, it was like the Railay of Rice Patties, very pretty. After that we hopped back on the bikes for 5 hours of riding deep into the mountains to visit our homestay family. The scenery was beautiful all around. The further we got into the jungle the more we started hearing "hello hello" all around. The ... read more

From Cambodia Brad and I hopped on a bus to Saigon. We wandered about the town a for a few hours until it was time to get on our second leg of travel to Mui Ne. Mui Ne was an amazing beach town with many water sports at our disposal. Brad and I kite-surfed and SUP boarded while we were there. During out SUP boarding adventure I had my legs in the water just for a few minutes and I was stung by a jelly fish. Aparently it was really unlucky as they aren't really suposed to be around right now. That resulted in my going to Dr. Wong to get 7 anti-toxin shots in the leg by 6 nurses that didn't speak english, crowding all around me. It was not a plesant expeience. Now good ... read more