Could you go one day without shoes? Really think about it. Shoes not only give us the ability to stay warm, protected and comfortable, they also make it a whole lot easier for us to get where we need to go, to be mobile and to travel. In a way, shoes help empower us. For too many children around the world, not having shoes is a real issue — one that
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Andrew Smith might just have the best job in the world. His job description: to have fun. His job requirements: to document and share it with the world in blog posts and across social media. Oh yeah, and he’s getting paid $100,000 for the six-month-long assignment. Right about now you’re probably asking yourself, as you prepare your resignation letter, “how do I get that job?” Well, it’s not that easy.
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Montana’s The Ranch at Rock Creek is the gold standard in luxury western escapes. Comprised of over 6,600 acres filled with rolling hills, alpine lakes, rivers and meadows, it’s the perfect venue to play out all of your cowboy (or cowgirl) dreams. From shooting rifles, riding horses, fly fishing, mountain biking, hiking, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, playing paintball to just sitting around a campfire drinking local craft beer, getting bored is
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For those of us from America’s more densely populated states, which compared to Montana is every state except Wyoming and Alaska, it’s easy to forget that such a vast, wild and primitive world still exists within our borders. This reality is almost incomprehensible until you’re there and until you experience first hand what quiet really sounds like, what fresh air really smells like and what being surrounded by mile after
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Ah, Scotland. The home of golf, bagpipes, haggis and the highest proportion of redheads in the world (fact: 13 percent of Scotland’s population has red hair). There’s no denying that Scotland is a truly fascinating place, some might even say magical. So magical in fact, that Scotland’s official animal is the unicorn (seriously). Full of castles, deep lakes possibly inhabited by pre-historic sea monsters and unpredictable weather that creates a landscape
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