Nestled in an artisan enclave in Urubamba, Peru, we discover Ceramics Seminario. At a ring of the bell, we are greeted and welcomed into a spacious workshop that contradict its unassuming exterior. Equally unassuming is its resident artist, the world-renowned Pablo Seminario, who also makes this his home. Pablo and his artist wife Marilou Behar, make art that tells stories of the past. Together, they keep the past alive in modern form.
There are things I want to do that no one else I know has any interest in. In particular, I want to go horseback riding through the northern Patagonian Andes of Argentina. Even if I had a partner, he might not be excited to do that or other things I want to do. And the same may apply vice-versa. I know this is the case for a lot of people who are partnered. This is where being a solo traveler isn’t a limitation, it’s an opportunity, whatever your situation.
I want to sleep under stars you