Living The Ideal wow gold is an ideal that is easily accessible to all of us. We all know that a small wow gold can make our journeys lighter and more enjoyable. Even bringing an instance of wow gold to mind can put a smile on your face days or weeks later or perhaps even [...]
by lanlan00 |
December 31st, 2008 | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
I really, really, really want to improve my Spanish speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. I’m visiting Barcelona in January and Ibiza in February but before that, I intend to:
- write daily in a blog, in Spanish/English/Spanglish?
- listen to Podcasts, from Coffee Break Spanish and the like. I’ve downloaded 254 episodes so now I must [...]
by steffee |
December 29th, 2008 | Tags: languages, learning, reading, Spanish, speaking | Category: Europe, Planning, Spain, United Kingdom | Leave a comment
There was the World Nomads’ Ambassador Van scholarship, but they had other plans…and a poor memory as their fault. Therefore, Australia became a bout of freedom—contemplative exploration amidst leisurely activities of reading, writing, studying, more exploring, dreaming, and the likes of a dynamic introspective lifestyle suited for a Seeker. It is holiday. It is an [...]
by AlbertGooney |
December 10th, 2008 | Tags: Australia, famous monuments | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
Richard Aylen is swapping the daily routine of an 8-5 London lifestyle for a 24-7 cross continent trip taking in Africa, south-east Asia and Australasia.
They say that some of the best experiences when travelling are how you get there, not where you end up. Although any journey can be made worthwhile by the most spectacular [...]
by AlbertGooney |
December 9th, 2008 | Tags: Cook Islands, New Zealand, South Africa, Thailand | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
A Rapid Rail Route in Europe
Few places lend themselves to a fantastic backpacking itinerary like Europe. With a landmass roughly the same size as the United States, it manages to cram in 48 countries, each with their own distinct culture, history, language and sight after stunning sight.
But this massive variety also has its downsides. It’s just [...]
by AlbertGooney |
December 9th, 2008 | Tags: Backpacking, Europe, Travel | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
Money saving expert is a top website when it comes to finding to find the cheaps means of travelling. I will be putting up some of the tips and hints on this blog, starting with cheap train travel. The information from these blogs, directly comes from http://www.moneysavingexperts.com , as well as collecting from other countable [...]
by AlbertGooney |
December 8th, 2008 | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
Who says the financial gloom-mongers’ talk of a recession need rain on your parade? And who says you have to give up your well-earned spoil-yourself boutique breaks because of it? Here are globaltravelpack’s top ’style on a shoestring’ tips for travelling smarter and making your money go further …
1. It may sound blindingly obvious, but [...]
by dodwelltim |
December 8th, 2008 | Tags: cheap travel | Category: Planning, Uncategorized | Leave a comment
We headed north to Opuwo, the centre of the Himba and Herero tribes. Vicky, our 4WD buddy through Zambia is a VSO volunteer there and had invited us to stay.
We arrived in town and were utterly flabbergasted. We had been travelling for days in areas of very little. The few towns we had come across [...]
by AlbertGooney |
December 8th, 2008 | Tags: Africa, Himba Tribe | Category: Uncategorized | Comments (2)
So far on our trip we had driven Route 66 from Chicago to St Louis. Being so close to Memphis and massive fans of the likes of Elvis and Johnny Cash, we decided to leave the mother road for a while and pay the famous city a visit. What a great decision it turned out [...]
by chrismoore |
December 8th, 2008 | Tags: Blues, Elvis, Graceland, Memphis, Sun Studios, Tennessee, USA | Category: North America Trips, USA | Leave a comment
im looking to go mountainbiking in vietnam, i hope to start the planning soon. any ideas? anyone been?
by dagsy |
December 4th, 2008 | Tags: Add new tag | Category: Vietnam | Comments (3)