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Bryce Hodges

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Hi! My name is Bryce Hodges. I’m 16. I am very excited to go around the world. I’m most excited for visiting Morocco again and seeing a friend of mine in England. Before the trip I was a freshman at York School, and when we get back I will be reenrolled as a sophomore! I’m a little disappointed that I won’t be staying with my class, but I would rather travel for a year than graduate “on-time.” I have taken Chinese classes, and I went to Morocco for four weeks in order to study Arabic in-country. I hope to use these language skills that I have gained during our trip around the world. When I’m not traveling I like to do things like play video games, listen to music, and sometimes I enjoy creating my own music. I’m a mountain biker and I will be taking every opportunity that I have to mountain bike in various places. Thank you for finding and reading this blog!
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Riding Elephants in Laos.

Bryce Hodges January 3, 2016 adventure, Bryce, elephants, laos Comments are off

It was a forty minute drive to the Elephant village outside Luang Prabang, Laos, where we were to ride elephants. When we arrived at the entrance we all got out of the van and unloaded our respective luggage. Deciding not to roll the suitcases on the gravel, we lugged our luggage...

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Getting Certified in the Bahamas (Padi Diving)

Bryce Hodges October 11, 2015 Comments are off

“Hello! Welcome to Stuart Cove’s dive shop!” The first words I heard on my journey to becoming a diver. My family and I walked into the shop and registered for my and my brother’s dive lessons. The first thing we did was a bunch of medical forms and various paperwork. Then we...

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A Youth Burn (Burning Man) ~Bryce

Bryce Hodges September 10, 2015 Burning Man 2 Comments

Burning man We arrived in the dust. It blew. The wind howled, and the trucks kicked up more dust than I could with an army of men. I was excited, nervous, and ready to experience whatever the hell was about to happen. I had no information, and little did I know...

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