Whenever I travel, I keep a detailed itinerary on the notepad on my phone. I also use it as a place to jot down thoughts or memories from the experience. Sometimes there’s not a whole lot to write, and I delete the note at the end of the trip. But on some trips, it turns…
The Most Beautiful Glimpse of Yosemite Without Actually Going Recently a friend of mine sent me this Vimeo knowing I’d love it because of my affection for the Sierras and Yosemite. Yosemite HD from Project Yosemite on Vimeo. Yeah, it’s pretty freakin’ amazing photography. Not only that, but I got this deja vu feeling while…
A summer backpacking through Europe I was fresh out of a long-term relationship and my 9-5 job, traveling across the pond with two other girls. Technically, I was an adult but desperate to be a carefree kid for just a bit longer before starting medical school.
On the Eve of the 2014 Climbing Season, a Look Back at the 2013 Journey to Everest Basecamp The Prep One pair of down booties, one already worn Lonely Planet, a steri-pen (with extra batteries), one borrowed tripod for my camera that can’t take a bad picture (dressed to the nines with the new insanely…
A little over a year ago, a last-minute invitation landed in my inbox to lead a Wilderness Medicine Course. It was a CME (Continuing Medical Education) while trekking to Everest Basecamp. The original trip leader was sick and wouldn’t be able to make the trek. For about a week the invitation sat in my inbox, until…
Just back from teaching a Wilderness Medicine course. This is my 4th year directing the course, and every year I learn a ton. On this particular trip, I found myself in a conversation with some well-travelled senior medical students. We discussed one of my favorite subjects: traveling alone. Sweeping generalization, but for many folks in…
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