On this venture of over 20,000 miles, we are traveling the length of the Americas by non-motorized means, connecting stories of the land and its inhabitants.
May 24-June 6, 2022 The first stretch of canoeing was on the 1200 km long Athabasca River. We drove up the icefields Parkway to our intended put-in near Jasper. This…
At each transition along Her Odyssey, we are confronted with shifting seasons and uncharacteristic weather events. Winter comes later and so does Spring thaw. Summer bakes hotter and Autumn yawns…
“When you look at the face of Canada and study the geography carefully, you come away with the feeling that God could have designed the canoe first and then set…
On August 24, 2022 Bethany Hughes and Lauren Reed paddled into Tuktoyaktuk, NWT, Canada. This completes Her Odyssey expedition’s mission to physically connect the Americas from Patagonia to the Arctic…
Those of you who’ve been reading along all these years will understand our trepidation about returning to Nicaragua or even whether we would be allowed back in. I am delighted…
In brief I would say the western highlands and Cordillera Central are beautiful and welcoming enough to warrant slow travel. East of Tegucigalpa is not an area to loiter unless…
Public adaptation of a Patreon post which was shared in March, as events unfolded. [In real time we are in Canada, preparing to canoe the Arctic Drainage.] Greetings from the…
End of February 2022 [While in real time I am in southern Canada, preparing to canoe the Arctic Drainage, the transition has kept me so busy I am still catching…
Late February 2022 [In real time we are in southern Canada, preparing to canoe the Arctic Drainage. The transition from completing Central America to coming back to the north has…
Sweltering up a steep, sun-exposed climb in western Guatemala, a realization dawned on me. I pedaled to catch up to Neon and shared that a longstanding inside joke might soon…