Travel Journal

Dated entries mixed with photographs and fragments — the format that makes a trip readable to someone who wasn't there. Better than a photo dump and far better than a slideshow, because the writing does the work of choosing what mattered.

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What's in it

"Eleven Days North" — 7 pages, written and laid out:

1. Eleven Days North
2. Day One — Arrival
3. First morning, from the window
4. Day Four — The Road East
5. You are not lost. There is only one road. — a genuinely useful thing someone told me on day five
6. The road east
7. Day Eleven — Leaving

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