The Church of the Holy Rude
This past weekend we traveled to Stirling, Scotland to attend a Harp concert at the Church of the Holy Rude. The harpist played in the style of a minstrel and… Read More »The Church of the Holy Rude
The Beach – Playa Pilolcura
Carlos let us use his tiny car to get to the beach – Playa Pilolcura. The drive was long, and there were lots of hills and valleys. The car struggled… Read More »The Beach – Playa Pilolcura
Does anyone else burrow? An overdue update
I find that my ability to communicate and share fluctuates with my mood, which correlates to the amount of overwhelm that I am feeling. I have been burrowing for the past… Read More »Does anyone else burrow? An overdue update
The Rincon Eco Hotel
We traveled down a narrow, bumpy road. We didn’t know where to go, and it wasn’t well posted. At the bottom of the hill, we found a house. We waited… Read More »The Rincon Eco Hotel
Moving on…
It felt very rushed to leave El Tabo. We were under a time crunch to catch the bus to Santiago. Unfortunately, we had to return to the capital to get… Read More »Moving on…
Echoic Long-Term Memory
It is the second week into our adventure. When I am lying in bed and my eyes are closed , I picture the snow swirling around outside as the wind whips… Read More »Echoic Long-Term Memory
What door?
Walking with a cup of hot coffee in hand, I was focused on our perfectly lit Christmas tree with its colorful lights, the sound of waves in the background. I… Read More »What door?
I turtled
The girls and I had been waiting with all of our packs for Rich, while he was getting our tickets switched, in the bus terminal. It turned out that we… Read More »I turtled
Food Poisoning to close out week one
We traveled on a semi-cama tour bus from Santiago to El Tabo, going from a busy city to a coastal town. We sprung for an Airbnb at Condominio Mirador a… Read More »Food Poisoning to close out week one
Glass and Shells
We have spent the last week exploring El Tabo, Chile, and its many beaches. They are rocky, and the water is dangerous, but at low tide it reveals pools and… Read More »Glass and Shells