America outside my window
Backtracking through Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Botswana
Phyllis, Becca, Sarah, Maya, Katie, and Elliot from the Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls.
Trekking with Uganda's gorillas
Friends and family and gorilla guides on our first day of trekking in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Rounding up: Playing a round, prep for voting, telling ATM tales, and GORILLAS!
The 18th green of the Addis Ababa Golf Club (Ethiopia’s only course on an old military base/airport).
Running in Hawassa (and beyond)
Smiles at the finish of our last race in Ethiopia.
Capturing a rugby title in Nairobi
Maya about to cross the try line during the ISSEA Tournament.
Ballooning outside Addis
Sporting the rose-gold glow from a sunrise hot air balloon ride.
Rounding Up - Our last days in Israel, Ethiopia's seriously newsy week, prepping for "The Epiphany" (Timkat)
The January surfers were out in force at sunset along Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean shoreline.
Loving Jerusalem
Jerusalem’s Old City, as viewed from atop the Tower of David Museum.
Experiencing Northern Israel (and a foggy visit to the Golan Heights)
Maya making challah for shabbat dinner on her first day in Israel.
Touring Cairo on a long layover
The Sphinx bellyflopped in front of the Great Pyramids of Giza. Families have surely stood on this spot for millennia to drink in the view.
Grinding the distance to Essasouira, Casablanca and our Moroccan departure
We walked to a sunset dinner within sight of the Hassan II Mosque on our last night in Morocco.
Traversing the High Atlas to Marrakech
Sunset in Marrakesh’s medina.
Shifting from the Sahara's sands to Ait Ben Haddou (with a stop at the Torda Gorge)
This camel trek into the Sahara Desert from outside Merzouga tops the list of our favorite Moroccan adventures.
Tagine-ing through our first few days in Morocco
The Chouana tanneries in the Medina of Fes have been in operation since the 14th century. And they smell like it.
Rummaging Round Up: Abiy's Nobel, Addis history, elections, rugby, street photography, and our upcoming Break away.
People in Addis aren’t stoked to have their pictures taken by ferengi. Unless you ask nicely.
Deciphering Rwanda
Just a few of the very stylish fellows who showed us a small part of Kigali.
Round Up: Ball-ers, bedazzlers, MiFi and soggy teff.
Sporting our pea soup green race tees destined to never again see the light of day.