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Discover the World with the Lonely Planet Bloggers
Lonely Planet has selected the cream of the travel blogger crop to take part in their blogsherpa Beta program. All of the bloggers below syndicate their content live to the Lonely Planet website so that you can view their articles by location as you research travel destinations. The LP bloggers have banded together to bring you a complete, up to date view of the world by syndicating their content live to this squidoo lens. Sit back and take a trip around the planet with the premier world travel bloggers on the Internet...
Sophie's World
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Anne-Sophie Redisch is a bilingual freelance writer based in Norway. Born
with restless feet, she loves hopping off a train in a new city. This has
brought her to more than 100 countries and six continents so far. Her two
daughters increasingly insist on coming along to enliven the travel
experience. Antarctica must therefore remain a dream until her youngest
reaches the minimum age-limit required by the expedition companies (not long
now).
with restless feet, she loves hopping off a train in a new city. This has
brought her to more than 100 countries and six continents so far. Her two
daughters increasingly insist on coming along to enliven the travel
experience. Antarctica must therefore remain a dream until her youngest
reaches the minimum age-limit required by the expedition companies (not long
now).
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After a youth spent in drudgery to tourist companies, technology
companies, and service companies, Vago Damitio retired with no money
and a will to visit the world. Since that early retirement he has
been writing, teaching, traveling, and blogging wherever his feet, the
coins in his pocket, and a will to move would get him. Along the way
he has written a few books, married his Moroccan princess, and
constantly discarded his worldly possessions in favor of being able to
travel light. He currently is residing in Fez, Morocco where he
teaches English and does freelance blog consulting. You can follow his
travels and mental adventures at Vagobond.com and learn more about
Morocco at his Moroccan blogging portal MoroccoBlogs.com
companies, and service companies, Vago Damitio retired with no money
and a will to visit the world. Since that early retirement he has
been writing, teaching, traveling, and blogging wherever his feet, the
coins in his pocket, and a will to move would get him. Along the way
he has written a few books, married his Moroccan princess, and
constantly discarded his worldly possessions in favor of being able to
travel light. He currently is residing in Fez, Morocco where he
teaches English and does freelance blog consulting. You can follow his
travels and mental adventures at Vagobond.com and learn more about
Morocco at his Moroccan blogging portal MoroccoBlogs.com
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byHappy Time Blog
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Ever wondered what it's like to sell it all and go travel the world? - That's just what we did.
Aaron and Georgie have been travelling the world since April 2008. We sold everything so we could experience something new everyday. We write about what we see from the road as we go, pictures and videos, tips and advice - Mucho Mucho LOVE Come Join In
Aaron and Georgie have been travelling the world since April 2008. We sold everything so we could experience something new everyday. We write about what we see from the road as we go, pictures and videos, tips and advice - Mucho Mucho LOVE Come Join In
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byLa Tortuga Viajera
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La Tortuga Viajera is a blog and travel resource based
on my experiences as an American living in Spain. I've been to just
about every corner of the country (and then some) and figured I may as
well share some of Spain's best kept secrets!
on my experiences as an American living in Spain. I've been to just
about every corner of the country (and then some) and figured I may as
well share some of Spain's best kept secrets!
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byHole In The Donut Travels
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After years of working at jobs that paid the bills but brought no joy,
Barbara Weibel walked away from corporate life in 2007 to pursue her true
passions of writing, photography, and travel. She backpacked around the
world solo for six months, blogging about her journey through Southeast
Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Africa, and Europe. Since
returning, she has continued to travel extensively and write about a
lifetime of travel experiences on her blog, http://holeinthedonut.com, as
well as in other regional and national travel publications. Although not
opposed to visiting the most popular tourist destinations, Weibel has an
obvious preference for off the beaten track destinations of great beauty
that uplift the spirit and restore the soul, and immersion into local
culture is always an important element in her travels. Currently, Weibel is
midway through a four-month backpacking trip around Mexico and Central
America, which will be followed by a five-month journey through Asia
beginning in the fall of 2010.
Barbara Weibel walked away from corporate life in 2007 to pursue her true
passions of writing, photography, and travel. She backpacked around the
world solo for six months, blogging about her journey through Southeast
Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Africa, and Europe. Since
returning, she has continued to travel extensively and write about a
lifetime of travel experiences on her blog, http://holeinthedonut.com, as
well as in other regional and national travel publications. Although not
opposed to visiting the most popular tourist destinations, Weibel has an
obvious preference for off the beaten track destinations of great beauty
that uplift the spirit and restore the soul, and immersion into local
culture is always an important element in her travels. Currently, Weibel is
midway through a four-month backpacking trip around Mexico and Central
America, which will be followed by a five-month journey through Asia
beginning in the fall of 2010.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byfreewheelings.com
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Navigating the road of the Unconventional. For most of a decade I functioned as an Engineer until the day that I finally threw my hands in the air and took to the road. This is the story of my experience finding my way from W2 to 1099, building a life and an income on the road and living outside of the box. Travel, photography and the story of how to get there written as I get there instead of afterwards.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byI Moved to Africa
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After being burned by the recession in NYC, I took advantage of an
opportunity and moved to Africa. Read about my travels on the continent,
life as an expat in a US Embassy community and my experiences in a country I
never heard of before.
opportunity and moved to Africa. Read about my travels on the continent,
life as an expat in a US Embassy community and my experiences in a country I
never heard of before.
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I used to think travel would be an escape of sorts. It isn't. Wherever
I go there I am. So, no, it's no escape from life. More of a headlong
dive into it. The more I see, the more astonished I am, fascinated and
sometimes overwhelmed. I'm constantly reminded how life is lived in
infinite different ways. Blows open my big picture. Reconfigures the
way my mind works and the way my heart feels.
I go there I am. So, no, it's no escape from life. More of a headlong
dive into it. The more I see, the more astonished I am, fascinated and
sometimes overwhelmed. I'm constantly reminded how life is lived in
infinite different ways. Blows open my big picture. Reconfigures the
way my mind works and the way my heart feels.
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The writing and photography of Todd Wassel as he
continues his 10 year, and counting, journey abroad. Todd blends the
life and perspective of a conflict resolution specialist with that of
a compulsive traveler. His wife Kay serves up amazing recipes from the
places they visit and her mom's Japanese kitchen. Todd's Wanderings is our way to share
our experiences, articles on interesting places and people, tips and
advice for traveling, and serve up delicious recipes for those who
love to bring their travel home with them.
continues his 10 year, and counting, journey abroad. Todd blends the
life and perspective of a conflict resolution specialist with that of
a compulsive traveler. His wife Kay serves up amazing recipes from the
places they visit and her mom's Japanese kitchen. Todd's Wanderings is our way to share
our experiences, articles on interesting places and people, tips and
advice for traveling, and serve up delicious recipes for those who
love to bring their travel home with them.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byBackpacking on the Cheap
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I am an Aussie backpacker who has been traveling the world since January
2009. I got bored with my safe, well paying but ultimately unfullfilling 9-5
job and wanted to explore life more. I felt like there must be more to life than just fitting into the neatly
constructed box society had made for me. So I decided to travel the world,
challenge myself, and grow as a person as I come into contact with different
cultures and different ways of existing. To do all this however, I need money and to know how to save it. I have
developed a very keen sense for finding the bargains, and stretching my
money as far as it will go. Enjoy :)
2009. I got bored with my safe, well paying but ultimately unfullfilling 9-5
job and wanted to explore life more. I felt like there must be more to life than just fitting into the neatly
constructed box society had made for me. So I decided to travel the world,
challenge myself, and grow as a person as I come into contact with different
cultures and different ways of existing. To do all this however, I need money and to know how to save it. I have
developed a very keen sense for finding the bargains, and stretching my
money as far as it will go. Enjoy :)
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byMusic Road
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Folk and country music from Ireland, Scotland, North America, and
sometimes other parts of the world, from many different
neighbourhoods, and often, from behind the scenes
sometimes other parts of the world, from many different
neighbourhoods, and often, from behind the scenes
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LeX an Malaysian University student who became world travel addicted after
being in South Korea for some time. LeX the student traveller. He travel
almost every week in Korea to Festivals, Cultural village, Concert, industry
visit, hiking, beaches and many more. As to share those experience, LeX
paradise blog had be establish to share the latest events happening in South
Korea as well as amazing travel experience in Korea. LeX is on the way to
other region in Asia and hope it going to happen. Soon, there will be more
and more world travel experience going to share with you all.
being in South Korea for some time. LeX the student traveller. He travel
almost every week in Korea to Festivals, Cultural village, Concert, industry
visit, hiking, beaches and many more. As to share those experience, LeX
paradise blog had be establish to share the latest events happening in South
Korea as well as amazing travel experience in Korea. LeX is on the way to
other region in Asia and hope it going to happen. Soon, there will be more
and more world travel experience going to share with you all.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byCoconut Radio
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In French Polynesia when gossip is passed along from person to person
we call it the coconut radio. This blog aims more for the truth in the
form of vignettes, stories, recipes and insights from the islands and
beyond. No tourist hype here, just experience-based storytelling and
real-life images.
After five years living on a remote atoll, Celeste now resides in a
small village on Tahiti. Her travel articles have crossed the seas to
appear in newspapers and magazines including the LA Times, Islands
Magazine and Travelers' Tales anthologies. She's also contributed to
nearly 20 Lonely Planet guidebooks.
we call it the coconut radio. This blog aims more for the truth in the
form of vignettes, stories, recipes and insights from the islands and
beyond. No tourist hype here, just experience-based storytelling and
real-life images.
After five years living on a remote atoll, Celeste now resides in a
small village on Tahiti. Her travel articles have crossed the seas to
appear in newspapers and magazines including the LA Times, Islands
Magazine and Travelers' Tales anthologies. She's also contributed to
nearly 20 Lonely Planet guidebooks.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byPocket Cultures
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PocketCultures is a place to celebrate the world's diverse cultures. It's
written by a community of globally aware citizens from all over the world,
united by the goal of increasing awareness of different countries and
cultures, and helping to make the world a more friendly place.
written by a community of globally aware citizens from all over the world,
united by the goal of increasing awareness of different countries and
cultures, and helping to make the world a more friendly place.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byInside the Travel Lab
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Inside the Travel Lab is about seeing the world through new eyes. Professional writer Abigail King brings you fresh global stories with photos, recipes, books and films to keep your travel dreams alive. The world can be beautiful, inspiring and moving; it can also be disturbing, frightening, poignant and crazy. Inside the Travel Lab explores both the art and the science of unusual journeys.
"If you're a thinking traveler, you'll love Abi's style." TravelPod."
"If you're a thinking traveler, you'll love Abi's style." TravelPod."
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byTravel with Den Den
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What's the hurry? Travel with Den Den is about slow travel and taking
the time to delve deep into the roots and culture of a place, Want to
make a lifestyle out of travelling and like Den Den, you're not a
millionaire? Read how she is doing it and you might just find yourself
inspired. While she ultimately dreams of living and travelling around
Japan, surrounded by beautiful temples, crazy bustling cities and
cherry blossoms during spring, for now she is somehow stuck in Zurich
Switzerland, surrounded by, well...cows. Join her as she explores not
only sites and locations, but more importantly, cultures.
the time to delve deep into the roots and culture of a place, Want to
make a lifestyle out of travelling and like Den Den, you're not a
millionaire? Read how she is doing it and you might just find yourself
inspired. While she ultimately dreams of living and travelling around
Japan, surrounded by beautiful temples, crazy bustling cities and
cherry blossoms during spring, for now she is somehow stuck in Zurich
Switzerland, surrounded by, well...cows. Join her as she explores not
only sites and locations, but more importantly, cultures.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byVelvet Escape
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Keith Jenkins is a thirty-something who lives in
Amsterdam and writes about his travels on his Velvet Escape travel
blog. Having visited more than 60 countries across 6 continents, Keith
documents his travels as 'Velvet Escapes' and urges everyone to 'Go
explore. Experience. And be inspired'.
Amsterdam and writes about his travels on his Velvet Escape travel
blog. Having visited more than 60 countries across 6 continents, Keith
documents his travels as 'Velvet Escapes' and urges everyone to 'Go
explore. Experience. And be inspired'.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byA Traveler's Library
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A Traveler's Library is a place for world travelers to
find books and movies that inspire and enhance their travel
experience. We talk about any books (or movies, or music or art) that
focus on creating a sense of place and culture. That means we leave
guide books to someone else, unless they are extraordinary, and it
also means we discuss things not usually found in the travel section--
cook books, mysteries, novels, even children's books and poetry show
up here.
find books and movies that inspire and enhance their travel
experience. We talk about any books (or movies, or music or art) that
focus on creating a sense of place and culture. That means we leave
guide books to someone else, unless they are extraordinary, and it
also means we discuss things not usually found in the travel section--
cook books, mysteries, novels, even children's books and poetry show
up here.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byPassed Ports
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An American and and Argentinian, both New Yorkers, use a financial
crisis layoff as an opportunity to escape the concrete jungle and
travel the world for a year. Here can you read about their African
and Asian adventures, in both English and Spanish.
crisis layoff as an opportunity to escape the concrete jungle and
travel the world for a year. Here can you read about their African
and Asian adventures, in both English and Spanish.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byLet's do Something Different
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Two adults-definitely not grown-ups!-and one precocious boy, letting
the world follow our travels just in case we share something useful.
Or you are bored and need yet another blog to read. A focus on family
travel in the UK and Europe, with the potential to talk about pretty
much anything else travel related.
the world follow our travels just in case we share something useful.
Or you are bored and need yet another blog to read. A focus on family
travel in the UK and Europe, with the potential to talk about pretty
much anything else travel related.
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A former television producer's experiences traveling and eating her way through The South and points beyond, with links to other related blogs (including Eat Arkansas, the blog for Arkansas food lovers).
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"Australian-born Pescud has called Japan, Ghana and Cambodia home.
Whilst fluent in Japanese, she can haggle and declare true love in
Fanti, French, Twi, Frafra, Hausa, Korean and Khmer. She has survived
countless bouts of malaria, rabies, and a taxi robbery in Ghana in
which she persuaded her male assailants to return all of her stolen
possessions. She blogs about life, travel and volunteering in Ghana.
Whilst fluent in Japanese, she can haggle and declare true love in
Fanti, French, Twi, Frafra, Hausa, Korean and Khmer. She has survived
countless bouts of malaria, rabies, and a taxi robbery in Ghana in
which she persuaded her male assailants to return all of her stolen
possessions. She blogs about life, travel and volunteering in Ghana.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byFirst Time Travels
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First-time Travels was created to help first-time travelers as they embark
on something different. It is an assurance for every tourist and traveler
that even the most seasoned one has started out as a neophyte.
on something different. It is an assurance for every tourist and traveler
that even the most seasoned one has started out as a neophyte.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byMy Bella Vita
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A Texas-born freelance writer moves to Calabria, Italy, opens a bed and breakfast and travel consulting business and gradually learns to live the southern Italian way. From digging in the dirt for dinner to navigating the perilous southern Italian roads, My Bella Vita will guide arm-chair travelers and real-life adventurers through Italy's deep south and into the undiscovered territory of the bel paese.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byIndian Bazaars
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This blog is about the traditional bazaars in India. The spontaneity of the
bazaar, its response to the changing seasons or festivals and its ability to
exude charm amidst chaos make it a part of Indian life that you need to
know!
bazaar, its response to the changing seasons or festivals and its ability to
exude charm amidst chaos make it a part of Indian life that you need to
know!
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AlpacaSuitcase is about a California family that escapes suburbia to
volunteer, travel and home school their kids for a year: six months in South
America and six months in the Mediterranean. Two decades ago Mom and Dad
separately quit their corporate jobs and backpacked around the world for a few
years. Now they're married with two careers, two kids in middle school,
one huge mortgage and a bit of mid-life ennui. To further complicate things,
they're mixing in a desire to volunteer, a yen for a "sense of community"
in a foreign locale and Mom's never-ending quest for the kids to be
bilingual.
volunteer, travel and home school their kids for a year: six months in South
America and six months in the Mediterranean. Two decades ago Mom and Dad
separately quit their corporate jobs and backpacked around the world for a few
years. Now they're married with two careers, two kids in middle school,
one huge mortgage and a bit of mid-life ennui. To further complicate things,
they're mixing in a desire to volunteer, a yen for a "sense of community"
in a foreign locale and Mom's never-ending quest for the kids to be
bilingual.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byGreat Places in Bulgaria
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Great Places in Bulgaria is a blog about alternative
tourism in Bulgaria - the natural beauty of Bulgaria you won't find in
travel brochures.
tourism in Bulgaria - the natural beauty of Bulgaria you won't find in
travel brochures.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byTeach Travel Play
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Teach Travel Play documents our experience as recent college grads
living and working as middle school teachers in South Korea and other
adventures along the way. The blog hopes to capture all that is in our
title: Teaching for our students and ourselves, travel to a side of the
world we have not yet experienced and play because what are the other two
without it? Hopefully this blog will keep you readers entertained and
updated as to our whereabouts and keep you travelers and teachers informed
and able to learn from our experiences and mistakes. Thanks for any and all
comments and as always keep exploring this amazing earth!
living and working as middle school teachers in South Korea and other
adventures along the way. The blog hopes to capture all that is in our
title: Teaching for our students and ourselves, travel to a side of the
world we have not yet experienced and play because what are the other two
without it? Hopefully this blog will keep you readers entertained and
updated as to our whereabouts and keep you travelers and teachers informed
and able to learn from our experiences and mistakes. Thanks for any and all
comments and as always keep exploring this amazing earth!
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byMuseum Chick
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Visiting museums, discovering art and exploring cultures around the world. I am a New Yorker living in Paris who is fascinated by art and culture and sharing my experiences on my blog.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byCheap Weekend Breaks
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Cheap Weekend Breaks is a personal and passionate blog to help you reclaim your weekends. It's dedicated to helping you find your perfect weekend break in Europe by drawing on real experience and giving you value for money by beating the system.
Explore the world, one weekend at a time.
Explore the world, one weekend at a time.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byThe Hussainity Defense
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I'm a former child actress-turned lawyer-turned nonprofit director based
in New York City, and I was laid off in the summer of 2009. I refused to let
life's inertia take control, so I hit the road to re-discover the things I
loved and lost along the way to my upwardly mobile career. So perhaps some
soul searching, definitely some fun. A few people might think what I'm doing
is total insanity. I like to call it Hussainity.
in New York City, and I was laid off in the summer of 2009. I refused to let
life's inertia take control, so I hit the road to re-discover the things I
loved and lost along the way to my upwardly mobile career. So perhaps some
soul searching, definitely some fun. A few people might think what I'm doing
is total insanity. I like to call it Hussainity.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byMy Kind of Town (And Around)
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Karla Zimmerman has been eating, drinking and playing in Chicago for more than 20 years. She writes about her lofty home base for Lonely Planet, Countryman Press, the Chicago Tribune, LA Times, National Geographic Traveler, Time Out Chicago, Discovery Channel and many other publishers. Looking for pie, beer or something oddball in the region? This blog's for you.
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EverTheNomad is a blog by Anja Mutic, a Croatia-born New York-based traveler who writes and writer who travels. Anja's travel writing has appeared in Lonely Planet, ShermansTravel, Rough Guides, Time Out, Travel + Leisure, Caribbean Travel & Life, Zink Magazine, AOL Travel, Metro New York, amNew York, and NYMag.com. She blogs from her Brooklyn base as well as her wanderings around the world, particularly inspired by experiences off the beaten trail and random encounters with people and landscapes.
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Matthew's Travel blog - My thoughts on everything focuses
mainly on Thailand. Over many years and many visits to Thailand (including one
year living and working in Bangkok) I have visited some weird and wonderful
places, as well as the more conventional sights. My blog gives you an inside
view on the Land of Smiles. I also cover some other South East Asian countries
and the UK. Happy reading!
mainly on Thailand. Over many years and many visits to Thailand (including one
year living and working in Bangkok) I have visited some weird and wonderful
places, as well as the more conventional sights. My blog gives you an inside
view on the Land of Smiles. I also cover some other South East Asian countries
and the UK. Happy reading!
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byA View to a Thrill
A View To A Thrill
is the brainchild of Renee King, an administrative assistant who's always had an
insatiable urge to travel the world. As a reluctant cubicle dweller, she
realized how difficult it is to manage this desire on a set income with
limited vacation days to boot. She decided to take what she's learned about
achieving one's dreams on a limited budget and share it with other
like-minded would be travelers so that they can see the world that they have
only dreamed about. Her goal? To make people realize that travel is for
everyone, not a select, privileged few.
is the brainchild of Renee King, an administrative assistant who's always had an
insatiable urge to travel the world. As a reluctant cubicle dweller, she
realized how difficult it is to manage this desire on a set income with
limited vacation days to boot. She decided to take what she's learned about
achieving one's dreams on a limited budget and share it with other
like-minded would be travelers so that they can see the world that they have
only dreamed about. Her goal? To make people realize that travel is for
everyone, not a select, privileged few.
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The World is one big adventure playground and Dave Bouskill and Debra Corbeil are out there experiencing everything it has to offer. They want to prove to other would be travelers that you don't have to be a professional athlete, expert mountaineer or superhuman iron man to be an adventurer.
Their motto is "Anyone Can Do it!"
Their motto is "Anyone Can Do it!"
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byA Lady in London
A Lady in London is a blog about the adventures of a 20-
something Californian living in London and traveling around the
world. After burning out on jobs in the Finance industry in San
Francisco, I and moved to the UK in 2007. From there I embarked on a
series of world travels and now run a travel planning business. A Lady in London is where I
share my world travel stories and tips, write about expat life in
London, and offer to help those planning travels of their own.
something Californian living in London and traveling around the
world. After burning out on jobs in the Finance industry in San
Francisco, I and moved to the UK in 2007. From there I embarked on a
series of world travels and now run a travel planning business. A Lady in London is where I
share my world travel stories and tips, write about expat life in
London, and offer to help those planning travels of their own.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byAll Seasons Verona
Stories and experiences from my trips to Verona, Italy over the years and at
different times of the year. An introspective description as I relate new
experiences as a visitor of the city to my childhood growing up in Verona.
different times of the year. An introspective description as I relate new
experiences as a visitor of the city to my childhood growing up in Verona.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byThe Brink of Something Else
Camden Luxford followed in the footsteps of thousands of young Australians and took out a holiday working visa for the UK. She never really made it home to stay for very long, and after travelling solo throughout Europe, the Middle East and South-East Asia, she has found herself in Cusco, Peru, and is pouring the experience earned from sleeping in thousands of hostel beds into her very own hostel. The Brink of Something Else is about long-term travel, about finding a home and a family away from your home and family, about working, living, studying abroad. It's the journal of one girl's constant search for something new.
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Louise Heal grew up in Luxembourg, a country so small that you
need a passport to go shopping. As a London University student, she
begged her bank manager for a loan to travel to Africa. One overland
trip later and she was hooked. In between bouts of software
development, she has travelled to India, Sri Lanka, Borneo, Indonesia,
Australia and New Zealand. She is researching a travel book about
India, and hopes to go to Namibia soon. She will also go to South
America as soon as Asia stops getting in the way. Her blog-in-progress
is as louiseheal.blogspot.com.
need a passport to go shopping. As a London University student, she
begged her bank manager for a loan to travel to Africa. One overland
trip later and she was hooked. In between bouts of software
development, she has travelled to India, Sri Lanka, Borneo, Indonesia,
Australia and New Zealand. She is researching a travel book about
India, and hopes to go to Namibia soon. She will also go to South
America as soon as Asia stops getting in the way. Her blog-in-progress
is as louiseheal.blogspot.com.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byThe Indie Traveler
Sara Benson has been traveling around the U.S. West and the world ever since she hopped on a plane to San Francisco with one suitcase and just $100 in her pocket after college. She has written over three dozen travel books and online guides for publishers including Lonely Planet, National Geographic and Wilderness Press. She has also worked as a national park ranger. If getting way off the beaten path and finding surreal and beautiful places is your thing, check out her blog, Indie Traveler.
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byDestination Anywhere
With her last job disappearing along with recession, 27 year old Ragne
decided to embark on a small journey to realize her dream of traveling
alone in the world before domestic life caught up again. For three
months she traveled in Mexico, Cuba and Morocco, enjoying every single
day and capturing the moment through photography and blogging. Now
back at home again she discovered that the blog which was originally
created just to keep friends and family in the loop about her doings
on road has sparked into a life of it's own, with loyal readers and
fans and does not want to be forgotten. And so it went that her, still
having terribly itchy feet and a yearn to get away every once in a
while, will be posting travel adventures and photos in her blog until the
age she can't travel anymore.
decided to embark on a small journey to realize her dream of traveling
alone in the world before domestic life caught up again. For three
months she traveled in Mexico, Cuba and Morocco, enjoying every single
day and capturing the moment through photography and blogging. Now
back at home again she discovered that the blog which was originally
created just to keep friends and family in the loop about her doings
on road has sparked into a life of it's own, with loyal readers and
fans and does not want to be forgotten. And so it went that her, still
having terribly itchy feet and a yearn to get away every once in a
while, will be posting travel adventures and photos in her blog until the
age she can't travel anymore.
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Freelance writer, photographer, filmmaker and adventurer Scott Kennedy
blogs about his world. Based in New Zealand but travelling the world
penning guidebooks for Lonely Planet, shooting photos and writing
stories for numerous publications, filming and experiencing adventure
first hand. Adventureskope is a wash of fresh content - photos of the
moment, stories and insight. You'll like it, it's good.
blogs about his world. Based in New Zealand but travelling the world
penning guidebooks for Lonely Planet, shooting photos and writing
stories for numerous publications, filming and experiencing adventure
first hand. Adventureskope is a wash of fresh content - photos of the
moment, stories and insight. You'll like it, it's good.
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