Sabratha-ised to Be Here?
If a photo looks professionally taken, then that credit goes to Paul Woo or Francois DeAsis (check the @FJD in the bottom right corner) On our third day in Libya and from Tripoli we had breakfast and took another tour around the old town for Corinna...
Keep Calm and Gharyan!
If a photo looks professionally taken, then that credit goes to Paul Woo or Francois DeAsis (check the @FJD in the bottom right corner) From Jebel Nafusa we drove an hour to Gharyan, considered the centre of Libyan resistance against the Italian...
The Jebel Alliance Take the Nafusa Mountains
If a photo looks professionally taken, then that credit goes to Paul Woo or Francois DeAsis (check the @FJD in the bottom right corner) For our second day in Libya, we woke up at 8am for free (and surprisingly hearty) breakfast on the rooftop of our...
Call The Tripoli-ce!
If a photo looks professionally taken, then that credit goes to Paul Woo or Francois DeAsis (check the @FJD in the bottom right corner) It started normally just like any other monsoon: Get to JFK Terminal 1 early to check out all the lounges I can have...
The Tourist Visa & E-Visa For Libya for USA Passports
One month we're going somewhere straightforward, the other...emerging tourism in more off-the-beaten-path destinations like Libya. So what does it take to be one of the first Westerners to be issued visas as visitors and tourists?We first submitted copies of our...
Meet the Monsooners to Libya!
Like Syria, it's a great life where even if I'm heading to a place like Libya, a wonderful group of great people will always come along. It has happened before, it has happened again, and again, and it is happening again. People who follow through. People who...
Conjuring Some Majuro-ic
After we took off from Pohnpei, we continued on United Airlines' island hopper Flight 133, which flies on Sundays and Wednesdays. Pro-tip: if you fly on the Wednesday schedule, you'll be lucky to add on a stop in Kosrae, another island of the Micronesia island...
The Pohnpei That Survived The Volcano
After new passengers from Chuuk boarded, I finally got my chance to pee as they close the bathrooms during landing for cleaning. Delayed gratification. We then forged ahead to Pohnpei, taking off at 12:10pm. I recommend sitting on the right side when landing...
Where Are We Now?
Where Are We Next?
