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Tim & Hailey photographer/writer/adventuring team

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Luck and Losing in Chile's Lake District

Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley & Lake Titicaca

(Not quite off) The beaten path

Back in Costa Rica - the land of pura vida and scarlet macaws, gallo pinto (ubiquitous rice and beans) and roadside gutters that can bury...

Life is not a straight line (nor is this trip)

There’s no fun way to lead into this story, so I’ll just start from the top. It was late February and we had been in Costa Rica for three...

Making new friends in Nicaragua

I’m starting to see travelers are their own sovereign nation. Self-governed, of course, but united nonetheless. We discover common...

Our El Salvador (in an eggshell)

El Salvador. A tiny country squeezed against the Pacific, nearly swallowed by Honduras and hard-pressed by Guatemala - never mind the...

From the tree to the cup: a specialty coffee tour in El Salvador

The small coffee-growing town of Juayúa sits cupped in the foothills between western El Salvador's Sierra Apaneca Ilamatepec mountains...

Guatemala: Lago Atitlan, Antigua...and a missed opportunity

When you’re traveling over the course of several months you have time to make a few mistakes, to drag your heels once in awhile and to...

Feliz Navidad from the Foolish Conquerors!

Blessings and good tidings to all of you, far and far! Love (from Lake Atitlan, Guatemala) , hailey & tim #foolishconquerors #feliznavidad

Adios amigo! : the best of Mexico

After over three months, 5,900 miles (5,900 speed bumps), an estimated 200 tacos and God knows how many nights’ sleeps disrupted by fire...

The heart of Mexico

Dear Reader, We just wanted to say, sorry. Our intention is not to assail you with images of tropical beaches and gourmet food. Or to...

Diversion to Mexico's (truly grand) Copper Canyon

The Lonely Planet sold us with its pitch of “astonishing vistas at every turn” along this maze of almost unknown canyons that covers four...