You have seriously got to be kidding me. I love this city so much I want to dig up the homes of my family… [more]
Mystery Island is a little sand spit in the lagoon that we anchored in at Anatom. The island is haunted—or… [more]
As we made our way across the Pacific we were perpetually asking "can we spend a little more time here?"… [more]
When I heard Zinnia was planning to move to Penrhyn I thought to myself, her mother may never see her again. And I thought that my children may end up moving to a place somewhere in the world, a place so remote that Lonely Planet only has five sentences to say about it.
There is a distinct playful, childlike pleasure to be found in sailing a small boat. Sailing a bigger… [more]
I fear I may sound like a broken record if I continue to extol the many virtues and superlatives of these remote, exotic, and vibrant islands. So rather than continue along that path, I will just share a few photos of our time in Tahuata (where we got the tattoos) and Ua Pou (where live the friendliest people in the Marquesas). Hopefully these varied snapshots will capture the essence of our last 2 weeks in a way that words can’t.
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Those pictures are so beautiful! It makes you feel very small and sheltered to be unaware that such beauty is out there, just waiting to be discovered. I can’t even imagine the memories of discovering such beauty with your family. We live through your adventures, so keep the pictures coming! Enjoy your adventures and stay safe!