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The Business of Awe

The Business of Awe

Acatenango, Guatemala I was lying in a bunk bed inside a plywood cabin perched on the side of a dormant volcano in Guatemala. Around two in the morning, I awoke as the cabin shook around me. Out the window, the sky was amber. A sound reverberated through the air, like

By Andrew Harris 28 Jul 2026
The Drying Room

The Drying Room

Kungsleden Trail, Sweden North of the Arctic Circle, I crawled along the trail with my head down, watching my boots disappear into the low shrubs before reappearing a step later. The rain wasn't falling so much as traveling sideways. It struck my face in bursts, hard enough that

By Andrew Harris 01 Aug 2025
The Protagonist

The Protagonist

Laugavegur Trail, Iceland When I decided to hike the Laugavegur Trail across Iceland, one thing was immediately clear: I would be at the mercy of the weather. On most trips, I imagine myself as the protagonist. I build itineraries with military precision. I’m generally convinced that enough planning allows

By Andrew Harris 16 Jul 2025

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