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Today, checkered weather, some sun, rain, storms and gusty wind

5 May 2026 1 minute read 0 comments madventure

Today in terms of the aura offered a lot of variety. There was the sun, there was a gusty wind, rain and storm. Conditions for a walk so, because when you walk in such weather with alleys among tall trees, whose branches are soaked and heavy, it is...

Arkansas Run

5 May 2026 4 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

Zelle: [email protected] https://www.gofundme.com/f/arkansas-run As many of you know, I drove around in Mexico illegally for a year and a half before crossing up through narco checkpoints and the border with both expired driver's license...

Epic WA Road Trip - This Hidden Gem Blew Our Minds!

4 May 2026 1 minute read 0 comments lostCrypto

  Hi Guys we’re hitting the roads of Western Australia for an unforgettable road trip from historic towns to pink lakes, quirky cemeteries, and iconic natural wonders! 🚐💨 From the charming streets of York to the bubblegum-pink shores of Quairading...

Alligator Gorge, Flinders Ranges

28 Apr 2026 1 minute read 1 comment DBRiMatt

The Flinders Ranges, is a 430km mountain range that stretches across South Australia, one of the central states of Australia.One section of the Flinders, near Mount Remarkable, is a series of walking trails and gorges and today we explored Alligator...

Walking in Condesa

27 Apr 2026 3 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

This is my response to a comment asking if I was afraid of the "cops, or robbers," as the reason for keeping my camera out of people's faces in my videos. It is an unexpected opportunity to explain this, which I cannot resist. So... In my opinion, a...

AI just saved me some money

27 Apr 2026 1 minute read 0 comments LeftFooted

I do my best not to waste money on unused reservations, subscriptions and bookings. I travel a lot so that's a huge hidden cost but, fortunately, thanks to a combination of experience and paranoia, that almost never happens. Over the last 20 years,...

Pillar of Dust

26 Apr 2026 1 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

Zelle: [email protected] Pillar of Dust I didn't know my hands were dirty until I washed them in thesink.I blink therefore I breathe.I think therefore I seethe. Behold the scenic van peoplestanding in the IMAXwasteland;The pillar of liv...

Earn in an Expensive Country: Lessons from Hanoi's Train Street

23 Apr 2026 1 minute read 0 comments i'mature

In the heart of Hanoi, cafés line a working railway track, where tourists gather in anticipation of the passing train - a must-visit according to the guidebook. The best time for photos is early afternoon, so the book says, but we arrived after dark...

What Travel Teaches You?

19 Apr 2026 1 minute read 0 comments Sweety4444

Hello beautiful folks, The most useful thing travel ever taught me had nothing to do with culture or food or history. It was that I am, in a surprising number of situations, completely useless. I speak one language. I have deeply specific habits abou...

English literature inspired by picturesque landscapes

18 Apr 2026 2 minute read 0 comments Ship Shard

Zen blog post in Russianhttps://dzen.ru/a/ac667p09GEyNCzEW It's hard to think of a better place to study the humanities. The same "magical" and "like from the movies" Old Money England can be found in Oxfordshire and Cambridge, in the South of Englan...