Show Menu
Copenhagen-Denmark-059

Copenhagen Denmark Photos

 Here are some photographs from a recent trip to Copenhagen. Check out the rest of these photos from Copenhagen Denmark on Flickr, Facebook, or Photo.Duncan.co Check out the rest of these photos from Copenhagen Denmark on Flickr, Facebook, or Photo.Duncan.co

Read more

Burning-Man-2012-212

Burning Man 2012 Photos

 Here are my pictures from Burning Man 2012. There are LOTS of photos on this page so it will be slow to load. The newest images are at the top. Some of the images are NSFW. All of these photographs are creative commons attribution licensed. So if you use them you must attribute them to…

Read more

London-2012-Olympics-0256

London 2012 Olympics Photos

 Dorothy and I are very lucky to be here at the London 2012 Olympics! I’d like to try to share the spirit of the games with some photos. I’ll be posting my best photos from the event here. The newest photos are at the top. Keep in mind there are lots of photos on this…

Read more

Lisbon Portugal 122

People Who Always Say No

 ProTip: Don’t listen to people who tell you no. I’m always stuck in these weird little cracks in the system because of the unusual lifestyle I lead. People are constantly telling me no, no, no… Over the last couple of years I’ve been location independent and that invariably means I don’t fit into the little…

Read more

Alexander Bay Australia 044 small

Pete Rode a Horse Across Australia

 Peter and Karen at their farm in Western Australia. Note the epic ride. (view full size) Several years ago Peter rode a horse all the way across Australia to raise money for abused children. That’s right, a horse across a country that is geographically larger than the United States. He did it lengthwise too, the…

Read more

Gloucester Tree Australia

Climbing The World’s Tallest Fire-Lookout Tree

 Dorothy and I Climbing The World’s Tallest Fire-Lookout Tree, Gloucester National Park, Western Australia (view full size) According to wikipedia: The Gloucester Tree is a giant karri tree in the Gloucester National Park of Western Australia. At 72 metres in height, it is the world’s tallest fire-lookout tree, and visitors can climb up to a…

Read more