Camping in Norther British Columbia was an experience neither Morgan or I will likely forget soon. We slept little, drank much, and soaked our road weary bones in the hot springs until it was time to leave. This, the next leg of our Journey would begin in Liard Hot Springs and end at our destination of Seward, Alaska three days and 1,269 miles later. Continue Reading →
On April 13th I set out on a two-week long road trip with my best friend from college. We left the San Francisco Bay Area and headed to Seward, Alaska. Morgan Wodhams is the captain of a tour boat in the Kenai Peninsula for Major Marine Tours.
We’ve known each other 15 years, lived together 6 of those years, and share a myriad of stories. Virtually none of those stories involved any real travel together. Morgan has spent a number of years traveling the world. He’s covered more territory than most accomplish in a lifetime. A real globe trekker, he’s someone I’ve always wanted to accompany on a journey. When opportunity knocked, I took advantage.
It was time for Morgan to head to Alaska for the tourist season, to begin again his summer in the Great White North.
The large collection of images below are from the first 5 days of our journey. In 4 days of driving and one spent relaxing we covered 2,120 miles, an average of 530 miles a day. Continue Reading →
I’ll be leaving on Saturday for a two-week road trip to Whittier, AK. Taking 5 cameras, over 75 rolls of film, and enough warm clothes for a small village. Can’t wait.
Tried a couple different things last week on a quick adventure with Bijan Sabet and Nick Bilton with varying results. This first image is okay, the second image (after the jump) is much better. Continue Reading →
MLK weekend found me with a ride to Tahoe and a free place to stay. Nick and I left on Saturday morning to avoid the 3-day weekend traffic with a plan to explore a tunnel we’d visited late last Spring. What ensues is a chronological order of our trip through the first part of the tunnel. Needless to say, it was cold and there were elements to deal with. Above is Nick at the entrance, weighing our options for the afternoon. Continue Reading →
