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Greetings from Zurich, Switzerland!
I'm en route to Paris to meet the members joining us for the first leg of our France Kaleidoscope program in Normandy, and I'm thrilled to be getting back on the road with our community.
I had the immense pleasure in the past few days of spending time with some very good friends of mine, many of whom will be hosting Wheel & Anchor trips in the weeks and months to come.
Check out the webinar replay from our recent Q&A webinar about our Iceland Circumnavigation 2023 program:
People for millennia have had the power to shape rocks. What’s more interesting to wonder, in my mind, is what power do rocks have to shape a people?
Nothing evokes this question for me more than looking on the ruins of Machu Picchu.
Framed in morning mist, Huayna Picchu stands in stark contrast with the patchwork of ruins chiseled beneath it.
Greetings from Gaschurn, Austria!
I've had my reunion with the fall this morning, waking up to a brisk 4 degrees here...quite a change from the steaming 30s of Bangkok yesterday! I'm making a brief stop here on the way to France, partly to pick up more suitable clothing 🙂
In Bangkok I was doing some site and excursion inspection in preparation for the pre-program for our Samui LiveAway in January.
It’s the crowd that draws me to this coffee shop, just up from the apartment I’m occupying on a back-road of Barcelona.
More specifically, the lack of crowd. I remember walking past here in the height of summer - and there was a queue stretching out the door.
Check out the webinar replay from our recent Q&A webinar about our The Algarve: The South Coast of Portugal 2023 program:
Greetings from Thailand!
It's been a wonderful five weeks here - lots of friends dropping by, great food, all kinds of pieces moved ahead for future Wheel & Anchor trips, and a lot of preparation for our Samui LiveAway in January.
But, all good trips must eventually come to an end so that new ones can begin.
Each footfall upwards sends you slightly back again. Sand slips beneath your feet. It’s still dark, the western sky pocked with stars. As you gain ground, this sea of sand grows luminous, reflecting the gentle eastward light. The Saharan dunes come to life after a night of cold.
Check out the webinar replay from our recent Q&A webinar about our The Azores: Jewels of the Atlantic 2023 program: