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The Man and Mission Behind Salvation Mountain: What to Know Before Your Visit

The Man and Mission Behind Salvation Mountain: What to Know Before Your Visit

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The wadis were some of my favorite stops in Socotra, despite them not really having names and often just being rest-stops in between two other, more “exciting” landmarks.

But I loved their obscurity, and walking through their waters felt

After an hour-long sunrise hike, our feet landed in this empty, other-worldly cave, stretching 3 km deep into the mountain with its giant mouth looking out onto the Indian Ocean.

I’ve always been fascinated by caves but have never seen one th

Welcome to…SOCOTRA! 🇾🇪

I’ve dreamt of visiting this place for years — a remote little Yemeni island, located 130 miles (240 kilometers) off the coast of Somalia in the Indian Ocean, plop in the middle of one of the most critical

It’s hard to believe there was a time in my life where being “creative” felt so rare.

Every day I took the metro to downtown Washington DC, lined with grey concrete & glass office buildings. I sat in a glass office, with slick