Views like this seemed to follow us for nearly 4 days of the hike. We must have crossed this river about 30 times throughout the trek, or at least it seemed like that.
posted by Kasia Koltunska @ 6:45 a.m.
Sunday, May 15, 2005
Views like this seemed to follow us for nearly 4 days of the hike. We must have crossed this river about 30 times throughout the trek, or at least it seemed like that.
About Me
- Name: Kasia Koltunska
- Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Susan Sontag once said "I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list." I think that's a pretty accurate statement for me, since if given the chance, I would not pass up a single corner of this planet. (Well, maybe with the exception of a few). At this point in time, after having traveled through over 70 countries on 5 continents, it's hard to call this a travel bug. It is simply an insatiable passion that unfortunately is often at odds with a legal career. For now, it is time to focus on life in the real world: the world in which I have to wear a suit as opposed to khakis and where I carry a briefcase as opposed to a backpack. But the camera is always with me, as are all the photos and stories that I have collected of the years. These here are only some of them.
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