Some places in the world are better to travel to by water (Kansas comes to mind).

After surviving the ice and snow, it was just hairpin turns on mountain roads and breakfast buffets we had to watch out for.

With every new obstacle I would think, "we should probably turn back before it gets even worse," but up we went.

"Italy is great if you want to exprience amazing food, wine, gorgeous scenery or meet a beautiful woman, but don’t try to mail a letter."

It's a good thing that this blog only numbers its readers in the dozens and not the thousands because I would hate for this one to get out

Ramblin' our way to Gaudi's Barcelona, by luxury motor coach.

We ramble the world with just one goal: to find the planet’s biggest waves and not surf them.

Leaving Stanley behind, the Ramble On team ventures across the pond to Portugal to figure out why Port tastes so good. Oh... it’s stronger?

Time for a little boot scootin' boogie up Calgary way.

We love and appreciate Canada. Not only is it beautiful and filled with lovely people, I just like to have it near at hand.

Way, way up North in Nova Scotia. Cranky Scots and steep drops.

Canada - The people are improbably nice. The scenery is exceptional. Which makes you wonder, what cool game are they playing up here?

The thing about Athens is, there is a lot of history here. I mean an absolute shit-ton of it.

The days are always filled with a combination of awe and a little embarrassment.

Our Greek Odyssey continues through the Aegean Sea, ferry hopping our way around the islands in the merry month of May.

Thera (Santorini) is a dreamscape. Almost every person on the planet has seen the photos on their calendar, screensaver, or in a gallery.

American wilderness should remain forever wild, provided I can also get a well-priced beer and sausage plate with it.