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Here in Southeast Montana, we take things a little slower. We revel in the beauty that’s right out out back doors and we’re in awe of the expansive night sky. Give us a visit, and see what we mean.
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In the past, Chinguetti was not only a major trading post in the Sahara Desert, but a major stop on the pilgrimage path to Mecca. It is also considered the seventh holiest Muslim city in the world.
There are 5 ancient libraries in Chinguetti, but only one or two that regularly open to the public to give tours. There are thousands of books in the care of the families that built these desert libraries so long ago. Most of them are religious, but many cover subjects like astronomy and mathematics. Muslim scholars from every field are represented here.
While the curator had some wonderful stories, when my husband's blood sugar plummeted, we brought some drama of our own.
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Trina and Tim visit Chinguetti, Mauritania, and Trina goes on a...challenging overnight camel trek into the Sahara Desert to spend time with some nomads. It wasn't all it was cracked up to be.
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From the sandy city of Atar to the giant rock Ben Amira, Team Hazard ventures into the Adrar region of the Sahara Desert in Mauritania. Part 2 of a 4-part series.
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If you think South Carolina's ultimate vacation destination is restricted to the very popular Myrtle Beach, you haven't yet ventured 10 miles up the shoreline to North Myrtle Beach.
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And it's not just about getting used to the place. There's something about that flow, that acceptance, of so many people taking life in stride and not getting upset at every little inconvenience, or being jaded into constant discontent.The post How We Fell in Love with Jakarta appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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The first few days in Jakarta were rough for Tim. The rough sidewalk in front of our hostel was crowded on one side by a bulging hedge and the other by endless traffic. Every few steps there was another obstacle, sometimes a step up, sometimes down, things to dodge. And our favorite, a step down immediately followed by a step up. None of it was even, or smooth or remotely predictable. The post Walking in Jakarta with a Blind Man appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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Not only were the stairs down into Bena Village very tall and irregular, so were the ones within the village itself. Tim ended up at times with an entourage helping him navigate the terrain. The thing is, the whole village became interested in this big stranger who came to visit. The post The Faces of Bena Village – video appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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They're not allowed in all areas, but tuk-tuks are fun, comfortable and affordable (negotiate your price first), and their pilots are some of the best drivers you'll find anywhere. Some call the drivers crazy, but they really just know what they're doing.The post Top 10 Secrets to Enjoying Jakarta appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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This video shows a fight. The back and forth is a little slow, but it is powerful. When one Komodo Dragon takes a tail smash to the jaw from its rival you can hear the smack, and the resulting howl of pain. The post Komodo Dragon Fight! appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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Some of the coolest things to do require being in good physical shape. Some fat people are in good shape, some are not. We started this journey in the 'not' category. The trick is to be smart about your abilities. Don't be afraid to try things that push your limits, but some activities may not be right for you at this point in time. Talk to your guides, discuss options and ask for help if you need it. The post Traveling While Fat (or Tall): A Tale of Not Fitting in Southeast Asia appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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The thing is, we found that people were thrilled to have us there. They were excited to share their party with foreigners (of which there were very few). We got hugs and people wanting to talk to us. They loved taking pictures and showing off for the camera. Over the four days of the festival, I received three spontaneous kisses on the cheek. The post Thingyan – Myanmar’s Water Festival appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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Mauritania is a mystery to many travelers. While some intrepid world travelers have been visiting for years, only recently have travel warnings lightened to the point where more people are going with…The post Shipwrecks to Camel Treks – Navigating Mauritania’s Highlights – Part 1 appeared first on Team Hazard Rides Again.
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The people of Toraja, Indonesia, on the island of Sulawesi have an amazing approach to death. Funerals last four days and take years to plan, during which time the dead remain in the home; animals are sacrificed and hundreds of people attend. Corpses of ancestors are removed from their cliffside graves and re-dressed regularly. Even the baby graves of the past have an amazing story.
We toured the region with a local who showed us everything - and we share it with you.
