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Update 2024-01

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We are currently focused on custom packages for both families and singles looking to relocate to LATAM & East Europe.

We create custom packages tailored for you or your entire families needs.

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  • Singles life dating strategies, consulting, coaching, mentoring

  • Argentina Permanent Residence & Citizenship packages

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We also have connections in Real Estate

However, this is not our primary focus at the moment

Ordeals

Life of Skiing

  • August 2007 - August 2017, Cascadia, North America
    120 months consecutive skiing aka “Turns-All-Year”
    https://turns-all-year.com/trip-reports/

  • 2006 - 2020 — Skiing at least 1 time a year.

  • AIARE Level 1, (American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education) Instructors: BC Adventure Guides, Snoqualmie Pass WA + Seattle WA

Life of Fire + Ice

(Cascadian Volcano Life)

-Koma Kulshan - Mount Baker (summit Ski descent x2)
-Tahoma - Mount Rainier (final summit push turn-around May 2018 due to team decision)
-Lawetlat’la - Mount Saint Helens
-Klickitat - Mount Adams (summit Ski descent)
-Wy’east - Mount Hood (summit Ski descent x2)
-Mount Bachelor

Volcanoes To Be Considered / Completed:
-Glacier Peak (Dakobed)
-Three Sisters
-Broken Top
-Mount Jefferson (Seekseekqua)
-Mount Shasta
-Lassen Peak

Continued Life of Fire + Ice

Additional Volcanoes To Be Considered:

-Mongibello (Mount Etna)
Note: Mount Etna is one of the world’s most active volcanoes and is in an almost constant state of activity.
Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Etna

-Monte Vesuvio (Mount Vesuvius) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Vesuvius
-Mount Sidley - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Sidley
-Mount Erebus - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Erebus

For more information on Life of Fire + Ice related Ordeals, please visit Amar Andalkar’s online resources:

Life of Wind

  • Sailing Lake Michigan
  • Sailing Lake Union
  • Sailing Puget Sound
  • Kiteboard Novice, Columbia River Gorge
  • Paragliding Poo Poo Point, Tiger Mountain State Park

Life of Water

  • SCUBA - PADI Open Water Diver Certification (60 Feet)
    Instructors: Amigos Del Mar Dive Shop, San Pedro, Belize

Life of Wine

Life of Food

Life of Whiskey + Cocktails

Life of Coffee

Life of Beer

Main Project Years, 2012-2017
See: https://instagram.com/deliciousdetect

Last Update:
January 2021

RTWM Philosophy

PART I

…Strength, Courage, Mastery and Honor are the alpha virtues of men all over the world.
They are the fundamental virtues of men because without them, no “higher” virtues can be entertained.
You need to be alive to philosophize.

You can add to these virtues and you can create rules and moral codes to govern them, but if you remove them from the equation altogether, you are not just leaving behind the virtues that are specific to men, you are abandoning the virtues that make civilization possible…

—Jack Donovan
excerpt from book
The Way of Men, ©2012
https://rtw.io/twom

PART II

…It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.

The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood.
Who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming.

But who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself in a worthy cause.
Who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly…

—Theodore Roosevelt
excerpt from The Man in the Arena: Citizenship in a Republic
Address delivered at Sorbonne Université, Paris, April 23, 1910
https://archive.is/lzlYX

Last Update:  
December 2019

About RTWM

Introduction

Boardroom. Business Class. Backcountry. Back Roads. Black Diamonds. Bikes. Beaches. Bourbon. Beer.
RTWM project technically started many years ago when in June 2000, I went to the ‘Big Island’ of Hawaiʻi and got to experience first hand places that I had only read about or seen photos of before.

Shortly thereafter, in roughly 2002, I wrote a short unpublished manifesto summarizing some of my most crucial thoughts. My manifesto did not however, outline enough to be a solid action plan. Also at this time, I did not know any potential mentors qualified to help me with the path and ideas I outlined in my manifesto. So instead I did what so many of us do, and created an alternate path. One that was in a way, a “regret minimization framework”, but not in complete alignment with my 2002 manifesto.

In 2003 after reading about a lot of things that interested me in a particular zone, I decided to relocate from the Sonoran Desert to the Cascadia Bio Region, or Pacific Northwest, as some like to call it. From there I used it as a primary base of operations to explore topics in the outdoors, technology, craft beer and gastronomy.

One of the original intentions was to move to a zone where skiing, particularly backcountry skiing, was a viable option with snow and terrain that could make that a reality.

History of this Site and Project

This project formally started in early 2016, but its roots go back to April 2014.
https://rtwm.io/ web site was originally assembled in April 2017 in Barton Springs, Austin, Texas at the wonderful S.W.A.P. Loft.

From 2013 through 2014 I helped a partner pivot from a full-time role in the science world to a full-time role in the culinary world. A lot of that was based on my own experience pivoting from the restaurant world full-time. Which included grand-openings of five different restaurant concepts over eight years, to full-time in the technology world.

2014

So in 2014, despite being heavily interested in travel and exploration, I launched a small project named Delicious Detector as a place to record some of that experience and thoughts. The idea behind the Detector was to focus on the classy restaurant world, craft breweries and distilleries. At one point I was doing blind taste testings on a sliding point scale at 250+ vendor beer festivals. (and doing well in them.) In conversations, people were sometimes asking me which distributor or brewery I worked for, etc.

However, after spending a lot of time in the world of the Detector, while still working in technology full-time, I could not sufficiently narrow down if it should be a fun hobby or part-time / full-time income generating pursuit through consulting, or some combination of the two. I honestly think, that I would have preferred to make it at least a partial income generating venture. But at that time it was still kinda tough to get people to pay you for your ‘opinion’ and ideas, even when you know your ideas and suggestions are almost certain to noticeably improve sales, quality, atmosphere, etc. (this is now often called ‘influencing’)

I recall fondly breaking the news of a 10 Barrel Brewing soda-style vending machine dispensing free bottles of Swill at the famous Kerry Park and reading my break about it on Seattle Beer News. 10 Barrel later went on to sell their operation to Anheuser-Busch (AB-InBev) in November 2014 in a private transaction rumored to be in the multi-millions.

2015

In early 2015 a company I helped build for the last five years was acquired by a multi-national conglomerate. I decided to pursue other professional opportunities after the acquisition. So in April and May of 2015, I skied in Washington Pass zones for the first time. Despite living only a few hours away for many years and knowing about the zone forever. It was one of the earliest WA Pass Highway openings ever. I was able to hit it in amazing dry powder conditions that normally require snowmobile or helicopter access to reach. This experience helped me realize that despite years of skiing their was still a lifetime of new skiing zones and mountains to be hit in the 500 mile radius immediately surrounding me. It was just a matter of hitting them in the right conditions, if you did not want a suffer fest.

By the end of 2015, I realized that I was quite a ways off from the original manifesto that I wrote all those years ago in 2002. Skiing, travel, exploring, mountains, volcanos, lakes and rivers was what I was really interested in deep down. And still interested in technology and business topics at some levels too. That the culinary world, beer, wine and distillery worlds were a lot of fun as a hobby, even if a really serious one.

2016

So in early 2016 I started what I called the RTWM project. Again, not with a super clear focus. Except to get out there exploring and seeing new places. And as much as possible, off-the-beaten-path places.

In summer 2016 I tried Whitewater rafting for the first time on the Methow River and it was a lot of fun. I think that experience helped me realize that too much time in high-stress technology roles and hyper-dense cities was wearing me down prematurely. Despite all the fun distractions, amazing restaurants, breweries, distilleries, etc.

In 2016, I really tried reaching out directly to people in skiing communities as way to get more engaged. The skiing community is always something that I have struggled with for many years. It has always been rather difficult for me to line up consistent ski partners. Which I think has a lot to do with the “clique’iness” of various skiing communities. And also that my earliest days of skiing as an adult were more oriented towards backcountry skiing. An extremely niche pursuit in those days, rather than lift skiing.

In 2016, I also experimented with trying my first new sport in a very long time, kiteboarding. As I was approaching nine years of year-round-skiing in summer 2016, I decided that venturing out into a new sport such as kiteboarding might be a fun thing to experiment with and learn. So I started with my first lessons in one of the best zones for this on Earth: The Columbia River Gorge and really enjoyed the process.

2017

In 2017 I once again focused a lot on outdoor pursuits. I skied in Northwest Montana and Southern Alaska for the first time. In summer 2017 I also did my first overnight kayak trip. Which is something that had been on my mind for a while. I also participated in weekly Duck Dodge sailing races aboard Lake Union based S/V Free Spirit. As infamous as the weekly race is for shenanigans, for me at least, Duck Dodge, was more about being with fun people than the racing ‘competition’. It is a shit show of a race after all. But the post-race raft-ups are legendary and such a great time.

I also got to hang out in small town Michigan and spend some time on Lake Huron, which was a lot of fun. Later on in 2017 I made it to Yellowstone National Park for the first time since I was around twelve years old. I did some backpacking trips while in Yellowstone and also got to enjoy Bozeman, Montana briefly.

2018

In April 2018, I once again found myself on the glaciers of Mount Rainier, but with a new crew I had only recently met. Two of us decided that in May when the days were just a little bit longer, we would go for the summit of Mount Rainier if conditions for it looked good at that time. In late May, on Memorial Day Weekend, four of us met up at Camp Muir above the Muir Snowfield. 2 Skiers, and 2 Splitboarders.

We slept for a few hours before departing for the summit around 02:00am. I was already having some disappointments as we were not bringing Skis and Splitboards for the summit attempt. We made good progress towards the summit but moved a little slower than we should. We noticed on the way up in freezing temperatures that some of the snow bridges on the Ingraham Glacier were in poor conditions due to some of the high temperatures that occurred earlier in the month at high-altitudes.

Before heading out we had made a decision that 09:30am would be the turn around point regardless of our elevation or point on the mountain. We found ourselves with about 1000 vertical feet of elevation separating our team from the summit at around 09:30am. To me it looked like it would be pretty smooth conditions up from that point, but two other team members were overly concerned about the weakening snow bridges at lower elevations. So we stuck with the original turn-around-plan, which left me with great disappointment. On the way down, the snow bridges looked to be holding up pretty well to me… But it was a good experience anyway with a crew that I had not previously done any missions with.

In July 2018, I was invited to join some day-hiking trips, and at one point found myself on a 27 mile “day-hike” in the Glacier Peak Wilderness which was a lot of fun. I also visited some Alpine Lakes in Washington State in summer 2018.

In the Autumn of 2018, I spent a lot of my free time in East Cascadia working on some fun freelance projects and enjoying nature as much as possible.

In October 2018 I flew to Salt Lake City Utah for a few days on a combined business and personal trip. I also made a short visit to Vancouver in October 2018.

Also in late 2018, a neighbor asked me to join him on a trip to Belize in central america. And in November 2018, we flew to Cancun, Mexico and drove to Placencia, Belize for the start of some exploration in Belize. Later on that month I completed my PADI Open Water Diver SCUBA Certification in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye near the famous Great Blue Hole. One of the highlights of this trip was in Belmopan Belize, where I saw some Mennonite’s selling handmade furniture they had produced. (Belize is well known for having a large population of Plautdietsch / Low German Speaking Mennonite’s)

2019

In late December 2018, I drove to Salt Lake City, Utah in time for a New Years Eve Concert at The COMMONWEALTH ROOM where one of my newer favorite bands was doing a performance as the NYE Headliner, ORGŌNE.

Later on in January 2019 I did some backcountry skiing in Big Cottonwood Canyon. This is the first time I had been skiing in Utah since ~January 2008 when I skied at Snowbird and Alta in little Cottonwood Canyon.

For the rest of 2019, I spent a lot of my free time exploring various locations in the Salt Lake Valley and nearby canyons. This also included some visits to nearby Park City, Utah, which I really enjoyed. Including a visit to the Ritual Chocolate Factory in Park City.

In Summer 2019 I made time to visit Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area in Wyoming.

Later on in Autumn 2019 I did exploring in both Idaho Falls and Boise Idaho.

Winter 2019, I once again spent time in both Victoria and Vancouver British Columbia.

About Continued

The earliest memories of my youth are mostly from time spent on Lake Michigan, one of North America’s Great Lakes. As a young kid, I moved to the Sonoran Desert, which was the exact opposite climate that I was used to. At that same time, I found myself going to the higher altitude mountains a few hours away on a regular basis. That’s likely when I first discovered my love for mountains and being outside.

Later on I spent time working in a recording studio and concert halls, to five different restaurant concepts. More recently I have spent time working at technology startup companies and manufacturing companies. I’ve also been hiking and skiing in some of the most beautiful areas of the world for a number of years. More recently, traveling to large cities and beautiful off-the-beaten-path, rugged places on two continents. (and two of the largest, most rugged islands in the world)

More on Skiing

“Free the heel, free the mind.”

I have been skiing in Washington, British Columbia, and Oregon for over 10 years.

My primary skiing focus has been backcountry (randonnée) skiing.

I enjoy long descents on Cascade volcanos and steep descents throughout the Cascade Range, which is my home range. I’ve also skied in Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Utah and Arizona.

Historically my favorite ski zones are in or near:

  • Alpental and nearby backcountry zones
  • Mount Rainier National Park (Nisqually Glacier, Muir Snowfield, Paradise Glacier)
  • Mount Baker Highway
  • North Cascades National Park (Washington Pass area)
  • Stevens Pass and nearby backcountry zones

In January 2017, I skied in Whitefish Montana, and in March 2017, the Kenai Mountains Alaska.

I’m looking to expand my skiing resume to other areas.

More on Travel + Exploration

Over the last few years, I’ve become increasingly interested in travel and exploration of all kinds. While I have done some exploring in North America, (e.g. backpacking in Yellowstone National Park September 2017, road tripping September 2019).
I’m also interested in international vagabonding and increasingly interested in motorcycle, sailing, and van based excursions.

One of my biggest van-life inspirations is Ben Jamin from KombiLife.com and his ~five year Hasta Alaska Project. Ben and Leah ended up staying with me for a couple days in late 2015, when Ben was traveling to the U.K. for the first time in seven years. This was both interesting and exciting all at the same time. Getting to know and interact with an accomplished long-distance, van-life crew that I respect in multiple ways.

Some fun international trips I have enjoyed:

  • Costa Rica April, 2014
  • Spain + Italy, August 2014
  • Cuba, June 2016
  • France, November 2016
  • Belize, November 2018

…I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
—Robert Frost

Countries

I’ve spent time in or passed through:

LEGEND

@  indicates spent around 5 or more days
+  indicates numerous trips
%  indicates more than one trip
-  indicates passed through briefly

Argentina

@

USA

  • Washington @+
  • Oregon @+
  • Idaho @
  • Montana @%
  • Wyoming @%
  • Nevada @%
  • Arizona @+
  • Illinois @+
  • Wisconsin @+
  • Michigan @+
  • Indiana @+
  • California @+
  • Hawaii @
  • Utah @+
  • New Hampshire @%
  • Massachusetts @%
  • Texas @
  • Alaska -
  • Florida -

Belize

@

Belarus ( Рэспубліка Беларусь )

@

Canada

  • British Columbia @+

Croatia ( Hrvatska)

-

Cuba

@

  • Guantánamo Province @
  • Santiago de Cuba Province @
  • Camagüey Province @
  • La Habana Province -

Costa Rica

@

Czechia

@

Hungary

@

Mexico

@+

Monaco

-

Moldova

@

Montenegro (Crna Gora)

@ %

Poland

@ %

Italy

@%-

Spain

@

France

@

Jamaica

@

Iceland

-

Germany

-

Serbia

- %

Slovakia

-

Slovenia

@

Turkey ( Türkiye)

-

Transnistria ( Приднестровская Молдавская Республика )

-

Last Update:  
January 2024

2014-2019

2014

April / May 2014

COSTA RICA
-Puntarenas
-Santa Teresa
-Malpais
-Montezuma
-San José

May 2014

ILLINOIS
-Chicago

June 2014

NEW ENGLAND
-Boston, MA
-Newburyport, MA
-Plum Island, MA
-Salem, NH

August/September 2014

ESPANA
-Barcelona
-Valencia
-Buñol
-Festival de la Tomatina en Buñol

ITALIA
-Roma
-Firenze
-Siena

December 2014

ARIZONA
-Phoenix

BRITISH COLUMBIA
-Whistler

2016

MAY 2016

WASHINGTON
Winthrop
-Methow River
-Old School House Brewery

JUNE 2016

CUBA
La Habana
-El Malecon
-La Bodeguita del Medio
etc.

BARACOA
-Parque Nacional Alejandro de Humboldt
-Playa Maguana
-Playa Blanca
-Cuevo Aqua
-Parque Independencia
etc.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA
-La Gran Piedra
-Museo de La Lucha Clandestina

CAMAGÜEY

Playa Santa Lucia + La Boca (Camagüey Province)

WASHINGTON
Mount Rainier National Park
-Naches Peak

JULY 2016

OREGON
Hood River
Double Mountain Brewery
Doppio
etc.

-Summit of Mount Hood - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Hood
Reached highest point in Oregon, July 2nd 2016
Summit route via axe-less ascent of Pearly Gates
Ski descent via Old Chute, Zig Zag Glacier, Palmer Snowfield
Timberline Lodge

AUGUST 2016

OREGON
Hood River

WASHINGTON
Mount Rainier National Park
-Mowich Lake
-Russell Glacier
-Observation Rock
-Echo Rock

Mount Hood National Forest

Lyle Sandbar
Syncline Winery, Lyle

Alpine Lakes Wilderness
-Colchuck Lake

SEPTEMBER 2016

COLUMBIA GORGE (Washington+Oregon)
Hood River
-Double Mountain Brewery https://www.doublemountainbrewery.com/taproom/hood-river-taproom/
Mosier Tunnels
Syncline Winery, Lyle

WASHINGTON Mount Rainier National Park
-Camp Muir -Muir Snowfield

North Bend
-Pro Ski Sales & Service
-Brickyard Brewing Co.

Portland
-Portland Art Museum - https://portlandartmuseum.org/

NOVEMBER 2016

CALIFORNIA
San Francisco (SFO Airport)

ICELAND
Keflavik Int. Airport

FRANCE
Paris
-Musée du Louvre - https://www.louvre.fr/en
-Notre Dame Cathedral - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre-Dame_de_Paris

Brétigny-sur-Orge
-The Wanton Bishops (Live! @ Le Rack’Am) - http://thewantonbishops.com/

Mollans-sur-Ouvèze

Marseille

Nice
-Musée d’Art Moderne et d’Art Contemporain
-Musée d’Matisse

Italy
Rome - (origin of rtwm.io Colosseum background photo, 2016-11-27 by RTWM.)

Germany
Frankfurt (airport)

DECEMBER 2016

WASHINGTON
-Winthrop
-Ski Heather Ridge (Stevens Pass area)
-Mount Baker Ski Area
-Swift Creek Trees, MBSA

2017

JANUARY 2017

MONTANA
Whitefish
-Whitefish Mountain Resort
-Great Northern Brewing Company
-Palace Bar
-Tupelo Grille

FEBRUARY 2017

ARIZONA
Tucson
-Saguaro National Park

WASHINGTON
Mount Rainier National Park
-Paradise

MARCH 2017

ALASKA
Anchorage
-Peggy’s Restaurant

Girdwood
-Aleyeska Resort

Kenai Mountains
-Turnagain Pass
-Tincan Mountain

OREGON
Portland
-Double Mountain Brewery (Woodstock Taproom)
-Spielman Bagels
-Lúc Lác

APRIL 2017

WASHINGTON
Mount Rainier National Park
-Camp Muir
-Nisqually Glacier
-Paradise

TEXAS
Austin
-The Flats
-SWAP
-ABGB (Austin Beer Garden Brewing Co.)
-Easy Tiger
-C-Boys Heart & Soul
-Coat & Thai
-Kebabalicious

July 2017

WASHINGTON
-Blake Island State Park via kayak from Elliott Bay, Seattle. (overnight camping)

AUGUST 2017

MICHIGAN
-Detroit
-Oxford
-East Tawas
-Boathouse Beer Co. & Boozery - https://untappd.com/v/boathouse-beer-co-boozery/6716006
-Lake Huron

OREGON
-Mount Hood, “Great American Eclipse”, solar eclipse of August 21, 2017.
Ski, Palmer Glacier, 120 months -5 @Turns-All-Year.

September 2017

MONTANA
Bozeman
-MAP Brewing Co.

WYOMING
-Yellowstone National Park:
2 nights of single-night backpack camping trips

2018

November 2018

BELIZE
Placencia

BELIZE
San Pedro, Ambergris Caye
-Amigos Del Mar Dive Shop - https://goo.gl/maps/P5ZAKxLV6yjnBLFr6 - https://www.amigosdivebelize.com

BRITISH COLUMBIA
Vancouver
-Le Petit Saigon - https://goo.gl/maps/C9nzQp6V5bFVTvJr9 - https://www.lepetitsaigonvancouver.com
-Tacofino: Hastings Street Location - https://goo.gl/maps/iXiXjuEadSvt5BDv5 - http://www.tacofino.com/location/hastings-commissary

December 2018

OREGON
Baker City, OR
-Barley Brown’s Brewpub - https://g.page/barleybrowns
-Lone Pine Cafe - https://goo.gl/maps/Jmzm6hWeHawnfStg8
-Sweet Wife Baking - https://g.page/SweetWifeBaking - https://www.sweetwifebaking.com

2019

January 2019

UTAH
Salt Lake City
-NYE 2019 - ORGŌNE (Live! @ The Commonwealth Room) - https://www.orgonespace.com/ - https://g.page/CommonwealthSLC
-Big Cottonwood Canyon ski touring

July 2019

WYOMING
-Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area
-Red Canyon

August 2019

UTAH
-Bloods Lake - 2019-08-11 - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/utah/bloods-lake-trail--3
-Diamond Fork Hot Springs (Fifth Water) 2019-08-18 - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/utah/fifth-water-hot-springs-trail

Salt Lake City
-RYE Restaurant & Bar - http://www.ryeslc.com/
-Copper Kitchen, Holladay - http://copperkitchenslc.com/home
-Caputo’s Market & Deli, Holladay - https://caputos.com/ (impressive Chocolate selection, like DT location)
-Squatters Brewing Co.
-Nostalgia Cafe

September 2019

IDAHO Idaho Falls
-Idaho Falls River Walk - Greenbelt Trail - https://goo.gl/maps/hJaouQXo1XApvFPx7
-Villa Coffee House (downtown) - https://g.page/villacoffee
-Snow Eagle Brewing - https://g.page/SnowEagleBrewing - http://snoweaglebrewing.com
-Jalisco’s Mexican Restaurant - https://goo.gl/maps/ZMLLZbrUXVuaLm1w6

Boise -Goldy’s Breakfast Bistro - https://g.page/Goldys-Breakfast-Bistro - http://goldysbreakfastbistro.com
-Flying M Coffee House - https://g.page/flyingmcoffeehouse - https://www.flyingmcoffee.com
-Bitter Creek Ale House - https://g.page/bittercreekalehouse - https://www.bittercreekalehouse.com
-Merritt’s Family Restaurant - https://goo.gl/maps/HgchQJT6G4eigGMC7
-Sunrise Cafe (Fairview Ave location) - https://g.page/Sunrisecafefairview - https://www.theoriginalsunrisecafe.com/menu
-Bad Boy Burgers - https://goo.gl/maps/up9yEvdEM4hVkMAZA

October 2019

BRITISH COLUMBIA
Vancouver
-The Flying Pig: Yale Town - https://goo.gl/maps/McRxEMYAWZUQDTfx5 - https://theflyingpigvan.com/menu/

North Vancouver
-House Of Funk Brewing Co. - https://g.page/houseoffunkbrewing - https://www.houseoffunkbrewing.com

November 2019

WASHINGTON

Darrington
Shoreline

Bellevue
-Monsoon Restaurant - https://g.page/MonsoonBellevue

BRITISH COLUMBIA
North Vancouver
-Finch & Barley
-House of Funk Brewing Co.
-Wildeye Brewing Co.
-Beere Brewing Co.

December 2019

WASHINGTON
Shoreline

BRITISH COLUMBIA
North Vancouver
-The Gull Bar & Kitchen - https://www.thegull.ca/
-House of Funk Brewing Co. - https://www.houseoffunkbrewing.com/
Vancouver
-Devil’s Elbow and Smoke House - http://www.devilselbowalehouse.com/

Victoria
-Habit Coffee (Yates Street Atrium) - https://habitcoffee.com/
-Munro’s Books - https://www.munrobooks.com/
-Russell Books - https://www.russellbooks.com/
-10 Acres Commons - https://10acres.ca/commons/
-The Drake - http://drakeeatery.com/
-Tre Fantastico - https://caffefantastico.com/tre-fantastico/
-Caledonian Distillery & Twa Dogs Brewery - https://victoriacaledonian.com/
-Cera Korean Restaurant - https://www.nubocera.com/
-Pho Vy - https://goo.gl/maps/ZnQSsJceqhoTtAhN6
-Tacofino - https://www.tacofino.com/location/victoria-taco-bar
-Valhalla Pure Outfitters - https://vpo.ca/stores/Victoria
-Ocean River Sports - https://oceanriver.com/
-The Regional Assembly of Text - https://www.assemblyoftext.com/
-Kinsol Trestle - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsol_Trestle

2020

January 2020

IDAHO
Coeur ‘dAlene

IDAHO
Sand Point

February 2020

IDAHO
Coeur d’Alene

IDAHO
Sand Point

WASHINGTON STATE

GERMANY
Frankfurt

  • FRA Lufthansa Business Class Lounge (B-Gates)

BELARUS
Minsk

MOLDOVA
Chisinau

TRANSNISTRIA
Bendery

TRANSNISTRIA
Tiraspol

March 2020

BELARUS
Minsk

April 2020

BELARUS
Minsk

BELARUS
Brest

May 2020

BELARUS
Brest

June 2020

BELARUS
Minsk

BELARUS
Brest

July 2020

BELARUS
Minsk

BELARUS
Brest

August 2020

BELARUS
Minsk

September 2020

MONTENEGRO
-Durmitor National Park - https://goo.gl/maps/gZSdYFjQ7TmreNwRA - http://www.durmitornp.com
-Skadar Lake National Park (Skadarsko Jezero) - https://goo.gl/maps/rNswd8jiP7tv5Py59

MONTENEGRO
Kotor

MONTENEGRO
Podgorica

MONTENEGRO
Budva

MONTENEGRO
Herceg Novi

MONTENEGRO
Tivat

October 2020

MONTENEGRO
Herceg Novi

MONTENEGRO
Tivat

MONTENEGRO Kotor

SERBIA
Beograd /- Belgrade

BELARUS
Brest

November 2020

BELARUS
Minsk

BELARUS
Brest

December 2020

BELARUS
Brest

Last Update:
January 2021