The archive
34 letters so far, to cities and villages, mountains and islands, and to the people who travel between them.
Scottish Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom
Glens, lochs, single-track roads and midges. A letter about wild places, weather and the responsibility that comes with access.
The Dolomites, Italy
Pale limestone towers that glow pink at dusk, mountain huts serving polenta, and paths that demand more preparation than the photos suggest.
The Azores, Portugal
Crater lakes, hot springs, hydrangea hedges and weather that can change between one bend of the road and the next.
Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
Sixteen terraced lakes linked by waterfalls, wooden boardwalks over clear water, and a park that asks visitors to stay on the path.
Patagonia, Chile and Argentina
Granite towers, a glacier that groans as it calves, guanacos on the steppe, and a wind that rewrites every plan you make.
Lofoten Islands, Norway
Granite peaks straight out of the sea, red fishing cabins on stilts, cod drying on wooden racks, and weather that is always in charge.