There are many wonderful aspects of being a long term perpetual traveler. There are dozens of names for them – digital
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Don’t be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.
Posted at Jan 25, 2012 | | 2 Comments
Don’t be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling. Seriously, you’ve got what it takes. It will take everything you have,
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A bicycling kind of love story
Posted at Jan 22, 2012 | | 22 Comments
“What on God’s green earth am I doing here?” I thought as I gazed upon the pile of bikes, panniers, and
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ABCs of Travel – An alphabetized summary of my travels
Posted at Jan 21, 2012 | | 1 Comments
A: Age you went on your first international trip I was 16. My parents took us out of school for a
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Dreaming of travel? These resources will help
Posted at Jan 20, 2012 | | No Comments
Let me guess… You would love to grab your family and head out to see the world, but are feeling a
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If sailing around the world doesn’t count as education, what does?
Posted at Jan 19, 2012 | | 25 Comments
Dear Dutch Government Officials, I just read that Laura Dekker is set to finish her solo circumnavigation of the world soon
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Enjoy the here and now. It’s a conscious decision.
Posted at Jan 18, 2012 | | 23 Comments
I first met Amy and Mike, who blog at Worldschool Adventures, back in June in Vancouver where we were all attending
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Introducing… Twenty Miles per Cookie: 9000 Miles of Kid-Powered Adventures
Posted at Jan 16, 2012 | | 2 Comments
It was a year of adventure, a year of fun. A year of good time and bad, of highs and lows,
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The mysteries of Dr. Cabrera’s Stone Museum in Ica, Peru
Posted at Jan 15, 2012 | | 15 Comments
As I think back over our three years on the road, there were a lot of things we saw that intrigued
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Elongated conehead skulls and other mysteries at the Regional Museum of Ica
Posted at Jan 15, 2012 | | No Comments
It can be a challenge to make sense of the many civilizations that have cycled through the southern Peruvian desert, but
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