Nomadtopia Interview
Here’s an interview I did with Amy Scott’s Nomadtopia blog. If you’re interested in pursuing a nomadic lifestyle, she’s got some excellent tips, and if you’re curious about my reflections on […]
Author Archives: D. T. Brown
Maine
No one warned me about Maine. No one said it would take my breath away. All I knew about Maine was lobster and the Bush mansion in Kennebunkport. Besides those, […]
Sanctuaries of the In-Between: Thoughts from America’s Stonehenge and the A.T.
I had so many experiences to talk about before I skipped ahead and posted about our National Parks, including One Square Inch of Silence in Washington state, and then about […]
Wilderness Wins
I am the 4 percent. …The 4 percent that T Mobile and AT&T and most other carriers do not cover. Apparently “adventure-travel-writer-nomad” is not in their set of target demographics. […]
National Parks Shut Down Does Not Make Happy Campers
I had great plans for my visit to One Square Inch of Silence in the Hoh Rainforest, in Washington’s Olympic National Park. I was going to write a great article […]
Stockbridge to Boston
John and I were talking about striking out on your own. He mentioned how he, in his twenties, went out and built his own house, with no previous building experience. […]
Austin to Albany: The First 2,000 – Part 2
Here’s Part 2, the second half, of a sampling of the ones I’ve met along the way the first week of my travels around the country, in just the first […]
