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I’m a Texas native who left the Lone Star State for the mountains of Utah. My wife and I will be taking a hiatus from medicine in a few short months for a year of pure travel. We’ve traveled to nearly 50 countries and can’t wait to see even more of this incredible planet.

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travel ↟ hike ↟ adventure ↟ zero waste
wife to @whit_hase 👭
Instagram post 2172973485961734720_230507439 Seeing the widest waterfall in the world from both Argentina and Brazil was spectacular!
Instagram post 2167799573791633926_230507439 All I can do is sing “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” right now... oh, Madonna.
Instagram post 2164249693521308611_230507439 Salar de Uyuni looks a bit like Mars.. but with a ton of flamingos and weird gringos taking pictures with props.
Instagram post 2161080340097482582_230507439 With all of the protests in Bolivia currently, our time in Sucre was cut short. But we tried to squeeze out as much fun as possible while we were there. It truly is the most beautiful city in Bolivia.
Instagram post 2159122702426175035_230507439 Between missed flights and an ATM swallowing up our debit card into a black hole, La Paz has been full of travel hiccups. But in the end, we are so grateful for how smooth our travels usually go and know that this is just part of the process. And through the flight disaster, we made a new friend too! #lookonthebrightside
Instagram post 2156959084229999734_230507439 We really needed these four “rest” days in Lima. And in classic us style, we filled each day to the brim.
Instagram post 2155428773230806662_230507439 Colombia stole our hearts. It is an incredible example of the power of hope, transformation, and resilience.
Instagram post 2150465557694453488_230507439 Colombia has quickly become our favorite country so far. The wax palms in the Cocora Valley are spectacular.
Instagram post 2143916899322687917_230507439 We had awful weather on our Coiba National Park island hop, full of rain and leaden gray skies. Yet somehow the humpback whales and dolphins still graced us with their presence. Although we had to snorkel in rain at both spots, the turtles and white tipped reef sharks didn’t seem to mind!
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