Aloha, World! My name is Elisa Weiss, a native to the stunning, drizzly Pacific Northwest.
I am an ecologist, photographer, writer, artist, and surfer with a passion for culture, health and conservation. I have been a traveler of all trades in the making for the past 10 years: at any given time, I’ve been found teaching English in China, sailing in New Zealand, researching whales in Hawai’i, surfing in Panama, climbing in the High Sierra and doing humanitarian work in Vietnam.
I’ve made it my goal to always travel with mindfulness.
To learn and grow as I traverse this road of life; no matter how muddy.
This is a place to ignite the purpose of your travels; whether it be seeking surf and good climbing rock, planning a backcountry excursion, working for peace and conservation or just spreading Aloha.
Join me in learning to keep an open mind and open heart while feeding the adventurous soul. As complicated as life can be, I’m aiming to keep it simple: live to learn, learn to live.
Keep wandering this amazing world and take the road less graveled.
a l o h a
Wonderful to see other locals leaving our lovely home to experience what the world has to offer. Best of luck!
Greatly appreciated. I’ll look forward to following your travels as well!
Take care!
Beautiful Elisa!!
I love your writing! I look forward to reading more about your adventures:)
Thank you! You have some great photos as well. Cheers to exploring this beautiful world. Thanks again for reading!
Thank you for visiting my blog and for bringing me to yours. I really do look forward to read more about your traveling. Lou
Great! I might stop by Australia sometime 🙂 Thanks for reading!
Big Sur is one of the most incredibly inspiring places on the planet. Stay inspired. Nice work!
Well, it is indeed wonderful to find you on the web. You seem to be having much fun out of life or may be the the life is getting most fun out of you. It is beautiful. Enjoy discovering, enjoy traveling, and enjoy being you. SMiles to Elisa from Kathmandu..
“May be life is getting the most fun out of you.” I love thinking of it that way 🙂 Thanks for reading. Hopefully I’ll see you in Nepal one day soon!
Have a great trip.
Greetings from Australia Elisa,
I fully understand your love of culture travelling and nature. I share all these as well as trying to manifest, “a love for my fellow neighbour” in the bigger scheme of things. Photography is the medium where I can experience all these things at once. Take great care, and all the best on your wonderful journey.
God bless
amazing work, our respect and congrats. seems like we have the same ideas about life and work. We’re thrilled to have found you. Good luck with your project and see you soon. Be sure to read our blog, for even more inspration.
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Hey, following the reblog (some few months back) I remain a fan and have added you to my newly-created blogroll! Thought you might like to know. Hope you’re off having awesome adventures – and look forward to reading about them later.
Thank you so much! I enjoy your blog as well! Always a joy to be inspired by fellow travelers. Cheers!
Thanks for liking my nursing blog. Bbe advised, you might also be interested in my work in Nepal. Go to http://www.joeniemczura.wordpress.com
Or also to one for my forthcoming book
http://Www.sacramentofthegoddess.wordpress.com
Joe
Thanks, Joe! Your life instantly intrigued me. Thanks for all that you do. Very interested in your Nepal work! Take care and be well 🙂
Your photos and thoughts are inspiring. Love the mindfulness perspective too.
Aloha nui 🙂