Chao Ponhea Yat High School
In 1962 Phnom Penh, was a fine city known for wide boulevards, stately parks, the arts and culture. The Cambodian...
Jungle Ziplining in Thailand
One of the most highly rated activities around Chiang Mai is the “Flight of the Gibbon”, Thailand’s longest...
Festival of Lights in Chaing Mai, Tha...
Loi Krathong is an ancitent annual celebration in Thailand that takes place on the evening of the twelfth full moon in...
Chiang Mai, Home for the First Time
I had never been to Asia before and here I am in Chiang Mai, Thailand with the intention of spending a year exploring...
On My Way to Asia
I had been living in Mexico for a little over a year and it was time to continue the adventure in another venue. I...
Top 12 Photos of 2012
These are my picks my favorite twelve photos that I took in 2012. Choosing only a dozen was extremely difficult for...
Farewell to My Father
Like most days as an adult at my parent’s house, September 25, 2012 began with coffee and breakfast. We talked about...
Mount Rushmore and a Milestone
The road trip was going beautifully and on September 11, 2012 at about 10:45 PM Scott and I crossed the boundary from...
Beartooth Scenic Byway
While hanging out in Gardiner, Montana before visiting Glacier National Park and Yellowstone, Scott and I kept hearing...
It is Freakin’ Yellowstone, Okay?
What can you say, about such an exceedingly covered place like Yellowstone that hasn’t already been said? Where...
Glacier National Park
On the road trip while we were in Montana; Scott and I decided to visit Glacier National Park. Since we have been kind...
National Bison Range
At the peak of the North American Bison’s existence it is estimated there were over sixty million of them roaming...

Cambodia
Viet Nam
United States
Thailand
In 2011 Jonathan Look decided to change his life and pursue adventures instead of comfort and possessions. His goal is to travel the world solo; one country at a time, one year at a time. To accomplish this he got rid of most of his possessions, packed up what little he saw as necessities and headed out. His goal is to spend ten years discovering new places, meeting new people and taking the time to learn about them, their values and their place on this tiny planet.
He embraces the philosophy that says a person is the sum of their experiences and rejects the fraud of modern consumerism that makes people into slaves of their consumption. He doesn't intend to be modern day ascetic, just more mindful of his place in the world and to make decisions according to that new standard.
