Kym Wylder
A person wearing a bright blue jacket or coat stands at the edge of a rocky cliff, overlooking a breathtaking landscape of undulating ridges and canyons stretching out to the horizon. The terrain appears to be a vast, arid desert or badlands, with intricate patterns and textures carved into the earth by wind and erosion. The sky is awash in the warm, golden hues of sunset or sunrise, casting a soft glow over the scene. In the distance, the silhouette of a mesa or butte is visible, adding to the rugged, otherworldly beauty of the vista.

Anticipating the Great Wander

“When we travel, we actually take three trips. There’s the first trip of preparation and anticipation, packing and daydreaming. There’s the trip you’re actually on. And then, there’s the trip you remember. “The key is to try to keep all three as separate as possible,” he says. “The key is to be present wherever you are right now.” We depart in less than a week for a 2 month sojourn through Canada and the US taking in as many awe inspiring locations as possible, yet another ritual of renewal. To be honest, I hate this part. The packing. The planning. The preparing. As a former concierge, planning is instilled as a daily ha... Read more

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