Blogs of Travel

Technomads: Chris Dunphy & Cherie Ve Ard. Living at the intersection of Epic & Awesome - traveling, living, working and playing full-time in a small solar powered RV, embracing nomadic serendipity.

I have had meandering feet even before I could barely walk. I have been to more than 30 countries and I love to share my stories so people may feel inspired to travel, explore and be more adventures in their daily life. So, after some requests, I decided it was time to tell my adventures and experiences to you.

Working remotely to Travel the World

Im a 33 year-old former corporate desk-jockey who has made the decision to leave the comfortable life to which Ive grown accustomed and to embark upon a journey to experience as much of what this world has to offer that I can.

A travel blog by a girl who just wants to see the world.

Terradrift is a blog all about wandering the great wide world, sampling new fares, learning new languages, experiencing new cultures, and doing it all on a budget! There are so many great things to see and do beyond the limits of your hometown and we want to see them all. Well help you figure out how to book cheap travel, share where weve been and how to get there yourself, and all kinds of tips and tricks for traveling on a dime, both in the US and abroad.

I just love travel. So many countries, cultures, so much to see. I suffer severely from digital mania ever since I bought my Sony digital camera. The side effects of digital mania and traveling is, I am also now a scrap-booking fanatic, whether it’s on travel, my family and grand kids, friends or gardening I just love to scrapbook

Documentary journalist with CBC. Proud Newfoundlander. Curious explorer of new lands, near and far.

value-friendly travel, local culture, cool objects & design

Hi, were Thad and Laura, a married couple from Denver, CO. On January 9, 2014, we took off on a year-long(ish) adventure to see the world (or least a few parts of it). This site will contain stories, photos, and video of our travel experiences, and perhaps even some helpful info for those looking to do the same.