We're on the Road to Everywhere

One of the most powerful lessons I've learned through travel is this: no matter where you go, people are more alike than different.

With every photo I share and every story I tell, my hope goes far beyond just inspiring you to travel. What I really want is to encourage you to follow your heart - to go after the dreams that matter most to you.

Vannes and Dinan weren’t just great bases for exploring Brittany - they were also towns we genuinely loved spending time in.

Through our travels I’ve experienced a profound shift in my perception of what it means to feel connected to nature.  I’ve embraced something I never expected: I have become a proud “Urban Hiker.”

Brittany isn’t polished like Paris or glowing like Provence. Instead, she reveals herself slowly, layer by layer - rich with history, a little untamed, and quietly beautiful in a way that sneaks into your heart when you’re not expecting it.

Carla and I have been asked more than once by friends and family what it feels like to be in Europe as an American right now, especially as tensions between the U.S. and its European allies continue to rise.

What truly sets Paris apart is its devotion to beauty. Beauty is not just reserved for the museums or fashion houses - it's everywhere.

There’s a comfort to York, a warmth in its old stone and timber-framed buildings, and a friendliness in its streets.

Standing before the towering stones of Stonehenge, I was reminded of how remarkable this world is, despite all the ways we complicate it.

Durham, England is a city rich with history, its cathedral towering over winding streets that have been walked for centuries.