On a trip to Tokyo, I wanted to see if the dehydrating effects of long distance air travel could be visually demonstrated. (Apparently I did not bring enough to read.) Using an olive as my test subject, I photographed it every hour for the 17 hour flight. Excusing my lack of photographic skill, you can clearly see that the olive shrinks to less than 1/2 its natural size. So what is the learning? Drink less booze and more water on long trips! I wish I had actually taken my own advice.
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About
Trip Hunter spent the first ten years after college designing and building custom furniture for clients in the tri-state area. His first company, Hamilton Woodcrafts, specialized in the creation of custom dining room tables, coffee tables and mantles. Shortly after founding Hamilton Woodcrafts, Trip started Minor Miracles, which built a line of heirloom quality children's furniture designed to grow with your children and your children's children.
Realizing the role that marketing would play in his companies' success, Trip began a career at New York based Renegade, a marketing agency that creates brand engagement both online and offline.
Trip brought his passion for fishing, wood working and marketing together with the creation of Trout House (www.trouthouse.biz), where he shows off his hand made tin-fish mobiles. When not in his shop, Trip can be found spending time with his wife Julie daughter Lilah and son Miles, or on the water with a fly rod in his hands.
