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  • Nomad life-Living Off The Grid

    Nomad life-Living Off The Grid

    When I started doing research to learn how I could travel off the grid, I was surprised by all the different ways people suggested I should go about it. The first was to hitch a ride on an RV and camp out in the middle of nowhere, I assume. The second was to follow simple instructions that were posted on the Internet, I assume. And the third was to search for articles about how to live off the grid in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, or the Philippines.

    I didn’t think about the first option, because the idea seemed so ridiculous. I mean, how in the world would you live in an RV? There’s no way you could get along with other people in an RV. It seems like they’d have to be on opposite sides of the world to have even a little bit of communication. In addition, living in an RV would probably be more uncomfortable than staying in a cozy house in a bay.

    So I tried the second option, I assume, because it sounded more appealing to me. But in fact, it turned out to not be as appealing as I thought it would be. Living in an RV means that you have to go to work, you have to eat at a certain place, you have to dole out money for basic necessities and you have to deal with the constant interruption of people wanting to use your toilet. Plus, living in a clear water bay, the only natural source of water, is a lot easier. Plus, if you’re bored, you can stay up all night and not have to worry about dealing with your neighbors.

    But what I’ve realized is that there are many advantages to living off the grid. For one thing, I’ll never have to worry about buying gas again. I’ll also never have to worry about paying for electricity or water since these things are supplied by the earth itself. Plus, I’ll never have to deal with traffic jams again, I can go wherever I want whenever I want and I don’t have to carry stuff with me because I can walk everywhere and I don’t have to rely on public transportation like the city buses and the subway system.

    There are many reasons why living off the grid is the best way to live and you should definitely consider it. One reason is the fact that you’ll be much healthier. It’s hard to exercise if you’re not in shape. But when you live off the grid, you get the benefit of getting up and going outside to do some exercise. And when you get older and you have health problems, you’ll be much healthier since you were able to take advantage of being outdoors all the time and still be able to live as long as you want.

    Your life will also be a lot more enjoyable. When you have no electricity or running water, you’ll experience life to its fullest. You’ll be able to appreciate nature and see the good around you. It really is a beautiful thing and you’ll realize just how lucky you are.

    Becky

    September 26, 2021
    Backpacking
  • Have a great Outdoor Experience

    Have a great Outdoor Experience

    Outdoor safety is often one of those important subjects, which can discuss without expending much time. When it comes to hiking and camping trips, there are some key points that are essential to understand and prepare oneself for. In this video, he shares plenty of outdoor safety guidelines for hiking, camping and overlanding. In this informative video, Mr. Zach Bitterman, an award winning wilderness photographer, talks about his experiences hiking and camping and his views on outdoor safety. It’s not as easy as some make it out to be. If you are interested in camping and hiking safety and want to prepare yourself for a safe and fun outdoor adventure, check out this video.

    One of the best ways to ensure you have a great outdoor experience is by ensuring your own personal safety, especially when hiking and camping. One of the best ways to do that is to choose a campground with a lot of different options for day hikes and long weekends. There are so many unique campsites scattered all over the Andes Mountains, that you will never run out of interesting places to explore. The following Campground recommended sites for hikers and campers:

    The two sites above are both very well known for having a wide variety of hiking possibilities and are located relatively close to the Chamonix region. If you want to go hiking during the winter or rainy season, these two campsites should be enough to give you an enjoyable hiking trip. But if you prefer daytime activities, you should definitely consider other campsites around the area. For instance, you can try Torres del Paine, which has a lot of dispersed camping sites spread out all along the lake’s southwest side. This is a good location for families with small children, as it has easy access to basic services like showers and bathrooms, while being far enough away from trails or parking facilities to avoid unnecessary accidents. The following Campground recommended sites are perfect for families with small children:

    Another popular hiking location near Chamonix is the Col de Bavelles. This is a great backpacking trip location because it offers stunning views of Mont Sainte-Victoire and the surrounding Dolomites. It is not far from the campsites mentioned above, and has a number of walking trails to explore. This is also a very popular camping location in the area, especially during summer months, when the weather becomes relatively warm. On top of that, there is the option to hike the famous Les Demoiselles du Layon (tallest mountain peak) on a backpacking trip. This amazing mountain peak is usually visited by thousands of backpackers each year, who come here to enjoy the spectacular views and challenging trails.

    In terms of packing for a hike and a Campsite, one must understand that there is no such thing as a universal camping gear set. Every person’s outdoor experience will be different due to their physical makeup, physical condition and mental modeling of an outdoor setting. Therefore, to truly maximize your time and maximize the enjoyment of your trip you need to have the right items and supplies.

    When considering what gear to bring, I recommend bringing the following for any hiking or camping trip. Hiking poles, a hiking stick or hiking boots, a chest pack, water bottle, food and trash bags, sleeping bag/pad, a groundcloth or ground sheet, a knife, trash bags, a compass and other accessories like sunglasses, binoculars, cell phone, a first aid kit, fire-starting materials, a map, a compass, a rain jacket and more. These items can vary depending on the duration and difficulty of the trail you are planning to hike. Also, if you are going to be spending more than one day at each site, you should consider purchasing some campground coupons, since they will often run out before you get to your campsite. Some sites charge a small fee, so do not let that stop you! Just because you are not at a state park doesn’t mean that you can not enjoy the great outdoors, nor does it mean you can’t have fun!

    Becky

    September 19, 2021
    Backpacking
  • Travel Bucket List – Discover Sites to Visit When You Hike to Basilica Sagrada Familia

    Travel Bucket List – Discover Sites to Visit When You Hike to Basilica Sagrada Familia

    For travelers and visitors to the United States, a travel bucket list can help to keep you motivated while on vacation. This type of list is often referred to as a “to do” list or an “instant list.” These lists are generally long, but they do not have to be. If you can make a list that is a few pages long, then you will be more likely to use the time that you do have while on vacation to complete the tasks that are listed. In fact, making a travel bucket list could be a great way to still keep focused on your travel goals even while you are away from home.

    To create these lists, try to think about some of the biggest goals that you would like to achieve while on vacation. Think about whether you would like to explore a new destination, get away from it all, or just relax in a beautiful place for a week. Then, create a travel bucket list based on those three goals. Now you will have an idea of what to accomplish during your time away from home.

    Other travel bucket list ideas might include things like finding the perfect post office snack bar, discovering the secret life of an animal, or experiencing many exciting activities along the coast. If you are interested in discovering a new town, then find out where it is and how you can get tickets to see the show or perform the musical. Or, if you are interested in a big city, try visiting one for a night, seeing a play, or attending a concert. There are so many opportunities to discover a new culture, experience a new activity, or discover a holiday destination that you should not have too much trouble coming up with a bucket list. Just use your imagination.

    The best places to visit in the world are not always the first things you think of when planning a vacation. In most cases, the first destinations that come to mind are resorts and hotels. However, if you include an international airport, then you will also be able to include attractions like the Unesco World Heritage site in the list. Another excellent idea is to include an area in which there is some type of natural beauty. Many travelers have discovered some of the best places to visit in the world by focusing on the natural beauty, or on sites that feature unique or unusual wildlife.

    Your bucket list could also start with something as simple as finding a great local restaurant. You might want to spend a night in a popular hangout, then hike to a national park, or to a beach. You could also include things like a cruise, a flight to a favorite city, or even a romantic dinner for two. After surviving the night in that hot bed, do something totally different the next day. You could hike to the top of a mountain, take a hot air balloon ride, see a spectacular natural wonder, or anything else that takes your breath away.

    Traveling can be fun for people of all ages. Whether you are planning a family vacation or just a few days alone to decompress, it helps to know where you are going and what you are going to see when you get there. If you include sites on your bucket list that are located in other countries or simply amazing natural wonders, then you will surely have a wonderful time. When you discover these marvelous sites on your own, it can help to bring more peace of mind to travel and stay at the most luxurious hotels around.

    Becky

    August 17, 2021
    Backpacking
  • Things To Do On Your Beach Holiday In Spain

    Things To Do On Your Beach Holiday In Spain

    Beach holidays provide the ideal opportunity to enjoy the most fabulous beach resorts around the world. Whether you want a relaxing, romantic getaway, or an adventurous, exciting trip, you’re sure to find a beach vacation rental that will suit your needs. Here are a few tips to help make your beach holiday a memorable experience:

    Most beach holidays are best suited for those who only have spare time to relax, rather than a full-blown vacation. For these people, spending a day at the beach and lazing around in the sunshine is all they need to recharge their batteries, so avoid the hustle and bustle of urban life and soak up the rays, sea, and sand on the coast so why not hire a boat in Ibiza. For these beach destinations, esme is a key word. Esme means “dream” in Italian, which may explain why this destination is a popular choice among couples looking to spend some quality time together.

    There are three main things to keep in mind when searching for your perfect beach holiday: location, accommodation, and transport. The locations you choose must be accessible by both car and public transport. Some beaches cater to visitors who only have the time to take a walk on the beach, so do your research to ensure the ones you choose are family friendly, or have all the amenities you’ll need. Consider the average min of the travel time you’ll be using, and choose destinations on the French Riviera, the Greek Islands, Turkey, or other beach destinations within an hour’s drive. Be sure to check out the travel rates, including vehicle levies, to see where you’ll be spending most of your time.

    The most popular beaches for beach holidays are usually those located on France’s beautiful Atlantic seaboard, especially in Alanya, Turkish Bodrum, Greek islands like Santorini, Epirus, and Corfu. However, there are many beaches throughout the Mediterranean that are equally beautiful and interesting, including those in Italy’s Tuscany region and Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. You should also consider smaller resorts in countries like Panama and Costa Rica. The transportation options available depend largely on how remote the destination is, whether it is a long drive or an airport transfer. Be careful to do your research so you choose the destination that offers you the best opportunities for snorkeling, diving, swimming, etc.

    If you are considering a European beach holiday, then you should definitely consider Bodrum, a city in Turkey that offers great opportunities for scuba diving, as well as beautiful beaches and clear waters. As well as snorkelling and diving, Bodrum is famous for its turquoise jewelry, which is hand crafted on this town’s Black Sea coast. A visit to Bodrum will give you an excellent opportunity to see firsthand what the gemstone market of Turkey is about. Another major beach holiday destination in Turkey is Antalya, where there are many options for activities like surfing, boating, horseback riding, windsurfing, etc. Another resort with a temperate climate is Kinaliada, with its lush mountains and lovely beaches. In Antalya, you will need to make a reservation for the resorts that you want to stay at, as they tend to fill up quickly.

    If you are thinking of a beach holiday in Spain, then the most popular destinations include Malaga and Mallorca. Malaga offers both long and short holidays, with both lasting for a week or two. One of the best things about Malaga is that you can visit the beaches any time of the year, which makes the island a great choice for tourists who like to vary their vacation each year. Mallorca offers much the same thing, but on a longer stay; and it is much more expensive.

    A beach holiday in Ibiza can be extremely enjoyable. The weather is balmy all year round, which makes it ideal for a relaxing, sun-filled holiday. Many Ibiza holiday villas offer stunning views across the sea at night, making it the ideal place to relax after a day of dancing in the nightclubs. If you are looking for somewhere to spend the night, then you should head out of town. There are many hotels in Ibiza, along with a multitude of bars and clubs, making it an ideal place for a fun night out.

    If you are thinking of a Spanish beach holiday, then you will definitely want to spend your trip to the country’s south-east on Costa del Sol. It is home to some of Spain’s most stunning scenery – which includes the extraordinary beach side towns of Torremolinos and Seville. Torremolinos is home to a fantastic view of the beach at night, as well as excellent restaurants and nightlife. It is also worth a visit for the amazing golf courses that are scattered around the coastline.

    Becky

    January 11, 2021
    Backpacking
  • 3 Tips For Packing For A Long Trip Abroad

    3 Tips For Packing For A Long Trip Abroad

    While traveling around the world can be a great adventure that you never want to have end, preparing for a long trip like this tends to be very stressful. Not only do you have to figure out all the logistics of where you’re going and how you’ll get there and what you’ll do, but you also have to pack just a few things that you can take along with you on the ride. For most people, trying to fit a few weeks or months worth of their life into a small suitcase can be a real challenge. So to help make this process a little easier on you, here are three tips for packing for a long trip abroad.

     

    Use The 2:1 Ratio

    If you’re having a hard time narrowing down what you should be taking while still feeling like you have enough clothes and other supplies to last you throughout your trip, Lauren Valenti, a contributor to Marie Claire, recommends that you follow the 2:1 ratio rule. What this means is that for every pair of pants or bottoms that you bring, you pack two shirts to go with it. In general, you’ll be much more likely to rewear your pants rather than your shirt. So by planning to wear your pants at least twice with various different shirts, you’ll be able to save yourself a lot of space as opposed to packing a whole new outfit for each day you’ll be gone.

     

    Don’t Leave Any Dead Space

    To further help you conserve space and get as much packed into your bags as you can, it’s important that you don’t leave any dead space that could otherwise be filled. According to Catherine McGloin, a contributor to SkyScanner,  dead space is all the little areas within the things you’ve already packed that you could pack more, smaller items into. For example, there’s space in your shoes for a rolled up shirt or some pairs of socks. Also, there’s likely some space between or around other items that you’ve already packed. So to make the most of this space, try to roll up anything that you have left to pack and shove it in as tightly as you can.

     

    Edit, Edit, Edit

    Before you pack anything into your bags, or maybe after you’ve realized that everything you want to take isn’t going to fit, it’s vital that you edit as much as you can. According to Michelle Higgins, a contributor to the New York Times, you should completely get rid of anything that you think you might need “just in case”. Save your space for the items that are absolutely necessary for you to take. In the event that you have the situation where you’d have used your “just in case” items, just take on that hurdle as it comes and buy whatever you’re needing once you’re at your destination.

    If you’ll soon be taking a long trip abroad, consider using the tips mentioned above to help you pack as effectively and efficiently as possible.

    Becky

    August 22, 2018
    Backpacking, Tips
  • The Perks of Backpacking with Someone who Went to Boarding School

    The Perks of Backpacking with Someone who Went to Boarding School

    One of the best travel buddies you could ever go backpacking with is someone who attended boarding school at some point in their lives. A former boarder (or “hostelite” as they’re informally known in some parts of the world) carries a wealth of experience in making the most of the little you can take on a backpacking trip, with their years spent living without the comforts of home coming in very handy in what would be a similar setup on the road. Some of the advantages that come with backpacking along with someone who went to boarding school are very easy to take for granted because it all comes so naturally to your former-boarder friend that you may think it’s just a normal part of backpacking you’ve not yet personally been exposed to yourself. (more…)

    Becky

    March 23, 2016
    Backpacking
  • 5 Mesmerizing Landscapes Of Europe You Should Visit Atleast Once In Your Lifetime

    5 Mesmerizing Landscapes Of Europe You Should Visit Atleast Once In Your Lifetime

    Landscapes are something that has just one synonym – Beauty!! And all landscapes are really damn beautiful to the core. And when we are talking about landscapes, Europe can’t be left behind, because Europe has without doubt the most gorgeous and heavenly landscapes in the World!! So, here are 5 absolutely stunning landscapes of Europe that you should visit atleast once in your lifetime if you are someone who has an eye and lust for nature’s bountiful beauty. Read On.

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    Becky

    September 26, 2015
    Backpacking
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