Driving through southern Virginia, we came across the small town of South Boston and local artist Bob Cage who has a sculpture farm that visitors can walk around and interact with. My favorite part of the whole thing were the shy herd of goats that were keeping their distance, the rustic log cabin and [...]

Words by Kira Poskanzer
Photos by Jono Rotman
Brazil’s Discovery Coast lies in southern Bahia, whose coastline and beaches are some of the most beautiful in Brazil. This is where the Portuguese first landed in the 16th century, and the depth of the history of the land and sea is tangible. Everywhere we went stirred [...]

Flights to see a good friend who recently relocated to Spain cost myself and another friend 80p each plus tax on Ryanair. With tickets costing less that the price of offsetting our carbon footprint, how could we not go?
Flying into Santiago de Compostela, we hired a zippy little BMW that nearly killed us the following [...]

The Galapagos Islands are as close as you’re ever going to get to that childhood Dr Doolittle fantasy. Though conversation is limited, you’ll find yourself within wingspan of Giant Albatross, Red, Blue Footed and Masked Boobies, Male Frigate birds (they’re the one that pump up a balloon on the front of their chest, over the [...]

I was first introduced to Puhoi at my sister’s wedding. She and her fiancé chose the quant little village’s town hall as the location for her ceremony and reception one sunny day in summer several years ago, and ever since I’ve had quite the soft spot for it.
One little treasure in particular is the [...]

This year a friend talked me into going to America’s favorite sport NASCAR. Now I know, a bunch of cars going around in a circle round and round for 500 laps doesn’t sound so appealing but it was an excuse to take a road trip down to southern Virginia and experience the hospitality of [...]

Barcelona offered a colourful break away from the monotones of an English winter. The food & wine was of course fantastic (a favourite tapas spot being Carmelitas just off Los Ramblas), and Gaudi’s architecture offered a refreshing break from the seemingly endless number of Romanesque, Gothic, Rennaisance and Baroque cathedrals seen in so many other [...]