Adventure Updates

The whole point of going to Madrid was for this music festival. The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Queens of the Stone Age, and all of Cam’s favorite pop stars were there (Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Sam Smith). It...

Party time! Madrid feels bigger than any city we have been to, and that includes Paris and London. The streets are longer and wider, the buildings taller. The parks are grander, the shops go deeper. Everything...

Writing this, I(Graham) am in the seaside Portuguese village of Zambujeira do Mar. The town is an offbeat tourist hotspot for travelers attempting to complete the Fisherman’s Trail, a two week walk...

New country, new friends, new us! Barcelona is quite the vibe. After the disastrously disasterous travel day, we finally made it into Barcelona after a one train three hour journey took five trains...

It’s a good idea when you book train tickets to book them on the right day. A frazzled Graham in March didn’t do that, and four months later it turned into a mess. I suppose its a good sign...

French Food… Where do I begin? French food is viewed as the the pinnacle cuisine. Some of the best chefs in the world are trained in the French cuisine because the techniques and skills are admired...

All we wanted was to relax, and that’s what this easy Mediterranean city has to offer. It was perfect. One easy train ride, and an easier walk to the hotel later, and we were in the enchanting...

This city is beautiful. Two rivers gracefully carving though colorful apartment filled hills give the best cityscapes. Out time here was colorful as well. Many ups and downs. We arrived mid afternoon...

I don’t think anyone has seen a cooler anything than this place. It’s literally a castle on an island. Another 6:00AM train later, and we arrived to the small town of Ponterson, home base...

War is real. Real bad. And the effects were ever present throughout Bayeux [By-you]. We took the 6:00AM train from Paris to this northern city. The air was salty and warm, and the smell was pleasant....