Hang In There Folks

The last two months have been quite the flurry. I have been able to catch up with friends, rethink some decisions past and some to come, and plan what I hope to be some amazing months ahead of me.



I will be leaving for Peru in like nine days. I will be there from June 1st, until December 20th, performing ornithological research with a Doctorate student from Oxford University. I hope to keep this blog up to date once a week, however, it may take me awhile to get settled in enough to stay on top of it.

I have been finding myself well since being home. During several hikes alone or with friends, I have caught myself imagining a future here, one with my family, and more sessile friends. I don't know where I will ever find to rest indefintely. I do know I am growing weary of so much moving though...

Here are a few photos from my time back east. Hopefully the next time I post, it will be from Peru.

I hiked from East to Bethlehem, Pa with Silas, as part of his work with a local conservation organization that is creating a trail that follows the historic canal along the Lehigh River. Soaked and growing tired, this sight welcomed us as we entered Bethlehem, thirteen miles later.




After a long day of driving with Nick, we arrived to Burlington, Vermont as the day began to fade. As a rosey hue filtered through the living room, we grabbed drums and jackets, and headed to the park. It was a wonderful closing to a day.