Written by Fidgit Connection both takes and creates energy. This is how an individual is able to keep on giving, when she has nothing left. Thus begets the irony: in…

The ‘Herstory: She Can’ series profiles women who pursue their passions. Each have stepped up with courage, a message, and a willingness to share her own odyssey. This week is…

Written by Fidgit It can be difficult for travelers to get a judicious read on safety in Colombia. The rest of the world tells you it is incredibly dangerous, paramilitary…

On October 27th, 2018 the two woman Her Odyssey team of Bethany Hughes and Lauren Reed, completed crossing South America. In 730 days they walked and paddled 12,913 km (8,024…

Written by Neon We stayed in Ibarra for a week. Our route in, through, and out of the city was along roads so we were able to chip away at…

Written by Fidgit In which Tia Ines and Emiterio explain (sometimes simultaneously): How Achupallas was built of of Pre-Inca and Incan stonework and some surprising tidbits about the invasion of the…

Haz clic aquí para leer en español Written by Fidgit Ecuador is a spiderweb of roads. Crossing it has been a matter of connecting back and sometimes principal roads, periodically…

Haz clic aquí para leer en español The ‘Herstory: She Can’ series profiles women who pursue their passions. Each have stepped up with courage, a message, and a willingness to…

I think we made a mistake in calling it “Mother’s Day.” I think we meant to celebrate “Someone Loves me Unequivocally” Day. For those inside the bounds of a healthy…

Written by Fidgit Climbing out of Andahuaylas, we diverted onto a stone aqueduct. We like the aqueducts; they follow a gentle grade. Following the narrow trail alongside the stone embankments…