filed in Cambodia on Nov.19, 2008
Skulls in the victim memorial pagoda
One of the things which has made up a major part of my life has been academic debate. I was on the debate team in high school, in college and coached high school for three years after I graduated. During that time I read volumes about almost every subject [...]
filed in Vietnam on Nov.19, 2008
I’m off to Hoi An tonight on a 12-hour overnight bus ride. I am not looking forward to it. The buses are sleeper busses, which means you have a sort of bed instead of a seat. That sounds great for an overnight trip, but it really isn’t. The beds are uncomfortable and you are more [...]
filed in Daily Photo, Timor Leste on Nov.18, 2008
Decades of violence and conflict have uprooted thousands of people in East Timor. This is a refugee camp in the middle of a park in the capital, Dili.
filed in Daily Photo, Singapore on Nov.16, 2008
A sign in Singapore. I ask you, is there really a difference?
filed in Daily Photo, Indonesia on Nov.14, 2008
Balinese offerings (Canang Sari) at Kuta roundabout
filed in Vietnam on Nov.13, 2008
Last night I arrived in Nha Trang via the 5 hour bus from Mui Ne. Nha Trang is a good sized city of about 300,000 people. It calls itself the premier seaside resort in Vietnam. THe primary attraction here seems to be the beach and some of the nearby islands, which to be honest, [...]
 My name is Gary Arndt. In March 2007 I set out to travel around the world. I sold my house, put my possessions in storage and hit the road with my camera, laptop, and clothes. I've been to over 40 countries and territories since I've started my adventure. I publish a photo from my travels every day as well as the occasional podcast. If you like what I'm doing, please feel free to follow along.
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