Kris Kuhn
@thekriskuhn.bsky.social
I am a traveler, storyteller, and photographer's wife/sherpa. I help you uncover unique destinations, travel smarter, and see the world through a new lens. My main outlet for content is: wanderlustinfocus.substack.com.
Not every adventure needs a passport.
Watching Mylee sniff shade‑cooled grass at home reminds me that wanderlust begins when we are young.
Simple things right under our noses (literally) spark the need for adventure, long before it ever crosses oceans.
Watching Mylee sniff shade‑cooled grass at home reminds me that wanderlust begins when we are young.
Simple things right under our noses (literally) spark the need for adventure, long before it ever crosses oceans.
May 14, 2025 at 5:22 PM
Not every adventure needs a passport.
Watching Mylee sniff shade‑cooled grass at home reminds me that wanderlust begins when we are young.
Simple things right under our noses (literally) spark the need for adventure, long before it ever crosses oceans.
Watching Mylee sniff shade‑cooled grass at home reminds me that wanderlust begins when we are young.
Simple things right under our noses (literally) spark the need for adventure, long before it ever crosses oceans.
If you travel to a place for a day, you take pictures.
A week, you take notes.
A month, you take part.
At some point, travel starts being about connecting with the places you go
What’s a place that felt like more than just a stop on your itinerary?
A week, you take notes.
A month, you take part.
At some point, travel starts being about connecting with the places you go
What’s a place that felt like more than just a stop on your itinerary?
March 20, 2025 at 1:14 PM
If you travel to a place for a day, you take pictures.
A week, you take notes.
A month, you take part.
At some point, travel starts being about connecting with the places you go
What’s a place that felt like more than just a stop on your itinerary?
A week, you take notes.
A month, you take part.
At some point, travel starts being about connecting with the places you go
What’s a place that felt like more than just a stop on your itinerary?