SanDisk: Telling Life’s Stories from Memory

Our travels of today will surely seem primitive to our descendants 150 years from now.

Snapshots from a few days in the mountains of Central Europe.

Break bread, drink chai, recline in the sand, and watch all of India pass you by.

Your mind seems to slow and sync with the speed of the drivetrain.

To travel is to experience just as much a change of characters as a change in scenery.

There is a tall redheaded man named Nic with me. We are heading north.

I have no choice but to trust my friends and the movement of the planet and to get on with it.

What I learned was that far from empty, Patagonia is a peopled landscape.

Finding the one wave that’s going off can be maddening when there are so many options.

The trip had a significance for me that was harder to quantify but impossible to ignore.

The truth is kids are naturally better travelers than adults.

Don't let the travel memories you make evaporate once you're home.

“Man,” he said. The star-specked shadow of night couldn’t hide the grin in his tone.

Perpetuating culture and tradition takes effort. There are no shortcuts.

Smartphone photography has become a full-blown global movement.

2. You start to feel epic.

My favorite travel memory is the one I'm making right now.

9 places, each claiming its own extremes, that you definitely can and should visit.

It’s as if you’re in your own movie, the constant forward motion lending a cinematic effect.