O, Blog Reader, today is the day! Some of you probably thought the whole trip was a fiction to make our little organization seem more international and cosmopolitan, but the proof is in the pixels — please see below! (Note: the email that I received from Nick suggested that there was more
Your humble scribe was struggling with whether to call today’s entry “Backlit Photos” or “Funny Hats,” because of the number of pictures that featured one or the other. I went with Funny Hats because, well, backlit cellphone pictures are going to be with us in this little blog all summer long — and you’re going
Friends, it was a good day in field for all twelve currently running trips! Lots of pictures below, but a note or two on trips that aren’t included. We heard from our Tuscany group today (although they’re still in Umbria). They sounded great, but I’m not going to lie – they climbed some
Three more trips started this afternoon, Faithful Blog Readers. We are now fully committed, with twelve trips in the field all over the world. Today was Maine’s day to shine as our Coast to Quebec and Downeast Explorer groups got rolling on a picture-perfect afternoon here in the great state of Maine. We heard from
After a nice little warmup with yesterday’s two trips starting — we are now fully engaged. Seven more trips started today and the awkward name games were played across nine time zones! Trips were started successfully in Puerto Rico, Italy, Montana, Oregon and Vermont today. With the exception of some hijinks and
Day One only comes once a year, my friends! And here we are, at the tail end of an, all-things-considered, smooth Day One. I, Chad, spent the afternoon with our Cape Codders in Falmouth, Mass., watching our leaders Julie and Peter start their first-ever Cape Cod trip. It was a beautiful day
It is a beautiful summer day up here in mid-coast Maine — the sun is out, a gentle breeze is pushing the leaves around, and the crowds are enjoying the “Taste of Brunswick” on the town common. While it may be all fun and games out in town, it’s busy, busy, busy in the