Scott’s Top 10 of 2015
2015 has come and gone, much was achieved, and I’m thankful to have had the time and opportunity to enjoy many fun things along the …
2015 has come and gone, much was achieved, and I’m thankful to have had the time and opportunity to enjoy many fun things along the …
Curious, welcoming, inquisitive, friendly, outgoing, hardworking, resilient, and friendly again for good measure – these are all words that very well describe Nepali people. I’ve …
Even when taking time off or enjoying a relaxing day it seems my mind’s usually ticking along about a project, book, plan, or something I’d …
Moving cities can be challenging. Moving between adopted countries throws even more elements to manage in to the mix. When you have little first-hand experience, …
I’ll always remember my first visit to the semi-far-flung, northern Thai town of Doi Mae Salong. I’d just moved to Thailand with my business partner …
In late 2012 I met one of the most remarkable people I’ve ever encountered, Nainoa Thompson, a quiet, unassuming character. He speaks in a soft, …
Most men have an affinity and kinship of sorts for their favorite watering hole. Movies, TV, and books have long depicted the male species visiting …
And this is it – the sixth and final part in an ongoing series about an epic voyage my father and I took on the …
Earlier in 2013 I wrote “The End of the Guidebook?”, inspired by the BBC’s sale of Lonely Planet (LP) and some other stories I read …
And here we are, at Part 5 in this ongoing series about a train trip my father and I took in August/September 2013 on the …