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The Augustus St. Gaudens National Historical Site was really beautiful, both in terms of the art and also just the landscape. There was a ravine trail that led down to a dam and swimming pool that had been made in the brook near the property which was really cool. CONT...

It's interesting writing these everyday I'm beginning to see recurring themes and patterns within the days, and I'm sure eventually that will hold true for weeks and months as well. CONT...

Sorry if these videos are overly long and/or uninteresting, it is my thought that if I'm going to say all this information anyways, the videos will be more interesting than just those same ideas typed out. If that's not the case, just let me know! Also if you'd like more consistent (hopefully) funny updates from me, my twitter and instagram are updated at least daily and can be reached either through the contact page or the cover page. Please feel free to contact me through whichever means you prefer. CONT...

So most of today was spent driving, hiking, and then getting very lost on the way to an Air BnB, which means I don't have a ton to say that wouldn't be better summarized pictorially.  CONT...

So the theme of my non-comedy travels seemed to be places where the old puritans who lived in New Hampshire believed that Satan had been up to no good. I love the idea that those folks really did believe that the Devil was both constantly waging a war against the forces of good, but also had enough free time to try to tempt people with beans. CONT...