Blogs of Travel

Nate's adventures around the world - also guest contributors

Flying Baguette chronicles the travel murmurs and ranting obsessions of @janseviIIa, a quixotic nomadic chick and a writer by accident with some difficulty of having her subject agree to her verb.

I’m Patrick, a travelling Dutch guy in my early thirties. I grew up in a small city in The Netherlands. I graduated with a bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering and worked for 7 years in the oil & gas industry. I always dreamt of seeing the beauty of the world through my own eyes and right after I graduated it was time for my first solo trip. This was 2007 and I traveled around the USA.

My insatiable wanderlust sends me scuttling off on holiday as much as my bank balance will allow. I have had some wonderful experiences and I suppose the weird mix of narcissism and need to spread some joy/some advice/the love has inspired me to want to inspire others.

We are Stephen and Jess, a young Australian couple with a passion for travelling, photography and film making. Since our first trip together in 2007 we have been capturing our experiences, yet had nowhere to share all that we had seen, learnt and accomplished.

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I live in Lansing, Michigan. I’ve been chased by bomb sniffing dogs in the middle of the night in Bogotá (working late), refused boarding on a plane from Buenos Aires to Paraguay (wrong visa), and Federal Marshalls announced my seat number on a plane looking for a murder suspect. I had traded seats. It’s always an adventure!

Born in Poland, graduated from Finance in Warsaw. Currently living and working in the beer capital of the world – Munich. We try to get the most out of our 30 days of vacation and countless Bavarian holidays to pursue our greatest passion. Travelling.

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I'm Juan and I am a part-time world traveler who has been to over 30 destinations all over the world. You might be wondering "What do you mean part-time traveler?" Well, I do have a full-time job and travel when I feel like escaping the concrete jungle of Chicago. There are perks however to a corporate job, such as a month’s worth of vacation/PTO which I am able to use whenever I want..kinda