A Collection of Art I Worked On In Rio Thoughts: I hope you enjoyed flipping through these as much as I’ve enjoyed spending time learning from them. I had 5-10 more pages, but a lot of that is boring perspective stuff, so I’ll leave that stuff on the cutting room floor. My goal is to…
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Quick Update On My Trip Progress & Plans for Ireland Just a week away from the famous Canaval my time in Rio comes to an end. While it is a shame to miss out on one of the biggest parties in the world, I won’t spend too much time sulking about it as I’m on…
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My Quick Guide On How To Practice Skills While Traveling In a lot of ways, this trip is way different than my last one back in 2016. I started this trip solo traveling, Southeast Asia is far less of a focus this time around, and back in 2016 we didn’t have to deal with something…
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Relaxing in Rio Rio has been fairly different from Peru in that it’s been almost exactly what I expected. And, to be fair, that probably boils down to what I’ve done here: food, hotel, write, beach. Rinse and repeat. I mean, I took the Rio day tour and saw the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf Mountain and…
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March 3, 2016March 3, 2016 By AFlynn [I felt it was appropriate to bring back this gem off the heels of my last documented bout with Bali Belly. Hope you enjoy!] Everybody, I ask that you please join me in celebrating the administering of my final doses of medication. Yayyyyyy! “Medication? But, Austin, that sounds serious. Why…
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Someone’s Got A Mean Case Of The Mondays “I guess it’s just one of those days. Welp, looks like it’s going to be one of those days. He must be having one of THOSE days. THOSE DAYS.” I’d like to say I had one of those days, but it seems days like that come on…
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Some Repeat Observations That Gives Peru Its Personality Today is a month of traveling for me! With my time in Peru coming to a close, I figured I’d wrap up with a quick post about some of the things I saw in Peru that stuck with me. I also wanted to take this chance to…
View MoreSnippets Of My Hike Up Machu Picchu’s Brother Mountain When most people think about Peru, one of the first images that comes to mind is Machu Picchu with all of its mountainous glory. And who can blame them? An ancient city crafted in the mountains – most of it largely untouched. It’s serene beauty and…
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