Before we arrived in Medellin, we had our typical transition meeting where we celebrate our month in the current country

And just around the corner and down the hill…

Medellin, the “City of Eternal Spring” is known for having year-round moderate climate due to its location near the equator.

I’ll begin this post by saying that my love for Peru goes well beyond the repeated refrain of “amazing food… amazing sunsets”.

Tacama, Peru’s oldest winery, has been offering up some of the world’s finest wines…

Caught this beautiful Peruvian pelican at the exact moment he/she was lifting its wing and craning its neck to… scratch an itch?

Designers, musicians, artists and some of Lima’s finest restaurants can be found in Barranco,

As the fiery ball descends into the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean, it gives its audience a variety of unforgettable poses.

We landed in Lima late in the afternoon. The sunset was like no other I’ve witnessed in my lifetime.

Argentina and Uruguay were on my radar from the moment I considered this year long journey…

Chilean dogs roam the streets, unabated and apparently without fear of being rounded up by local animal control.

Valparaiso, whose name translates to ‘Valley of Paradise’ rests on undulating hills that beg to share its story…

I spent the morning in La Vega Central, where locals and tourists will find the largest food market in Santiago.

Donde esta la farmacia? Yep. Where is the pharmacy?

My backpack saved room for books, two of which were ‘The Boys in the Boat’ and ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’.

Travel themes revealed themselves on the fly.