Southern Girl Travels the World
In and around World
I have embarked on an adventure of a lifetime. I am traveling the world with no true itinerary for one year. This trip is not only about fun and travel. This is a mission of personal growth. I hope to find a different direction in life professionally, emaotionally, and spiritually. This is a journey I can take at home, but it is much easier to concentrate on your soul when you are not caught in the grinding wheels of time and accomplishment. Besides this is a hell of a lot more fun! Through my difficulties I hope to find more compassion and patience. Without the stress of the American rat race, I also hope to regain some of my creativity and sense of humor. Life should not be taken so seriously. This is a self-imposed test to increase my courage and strength. It is a test of my faith proving what I already know to be true about mankind and God.
Route taken and entries by Real Traveler Swagger Sauce
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Bustling Bangkok
I arrived in Bangkok on January 28th. I was pleasantly surprised that it was nothing like my arrival in Lima, Peru. There were not tons of people s... Continue reading »
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Falun Gong Persecution
If anyone tells you that people speak English in Thailand, don't believe them cause it ain't true. All of the signs are also not in English, just s... Continue reading »
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Banging on Bongos
Because I was tired and Nadia was late getting back from the beach, we did not hang out for my birthday. She has a sweet place in the swanky area of B... Continue reading » -
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Back to Bangkok
Nadia took me out to the Glo Bar which is such a cool happening place. It is a fair mix fo Thai and forreigners. It is small enough to not be overw... Continue reading »
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Laying on the Beach
I escaped to the beach on a public bus to Ban Phe and then a ferry to Ko (Island) Samet. This process can be done in about 5 hours on a good d... Continue reading »
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A Word On India
I have been here two weeks and my itinerary has completely changed! Surprise! Surprise! After speaking with Nadia and other travelers about the rai... Continue reading »
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On the Way to Mumbai (Bombay)
For those of you who do not know, I should probably preface this with the reason I chose to come to India. Once I made the decision that I was... Continue reading »
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A Man's World
I moved to the Salvation Army Hostel for my second night in Bombay. The Salvation army brings to mind the halfway houses in Denver and Memphis... Continue reading »
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You Think You Know Poverty or Racism?
I took a 4-hour bus ride to Jalgaon so that I could catch a train to Ahmedabad. I have read that there are many different classes of buses. At the bus... Continue reading » -
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Learning About Gandhi
I took the morning train to Ahmedabad to visit Gandhi's ashram. The only seats available were 3Sleeper class. This is the lowest class you can get bes... Continue reading » -
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Trying to Play Tablas in Jaipur
Rajasthan is the state of India housing the Thar Desert and some of the most fantastic palaces and forts. Jaipur is the capital and yet another big... Continue reading »
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Hindu Marriage
It is necessary for me to own a pair of tablas so that I can practice. On my last day in Jaipur I visited a drum shop recommended by my guru Balv... Continue reading »
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Fatehpur Sikri, India
I took the morning train to Agra, home of the Taj Mahal. It is preferable to visit the Taj at sunrise when there are less people and the sun makes... Continue reading »
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Taj Mahal & Agra Fort
This morning I was up at 5am to catch the sunrise at Taj Mahal. My new acquaintance Aki from Japan picked me up at my hotel, because it is not sa... Continue reading »
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Dolma Ling Nunnery at Sidhpur, India
The trains from Agra to New Delhi were waitlisted for 4 days, so I was forced to go back to Jaipur in hopes of catching a train north to Dharamsala... Continue reading »
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Tibetan Opera
The nuns are currently on holiday. One hundred sixty reside here. They are all due back today. This morning I had breakfast with the handful that r... Continue reading »
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My Retreat at Tushita Meditation Center
His Holiness the 13th Dalai Lama prophesied that Tibet would be overcome by another country (China), and the teachings of Buddha would spread... Continue reading »
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Tibetan History and Uprising
Because of the numerous refugees from Tibet, this part of India should be called "Little Tibet". It is not like any other part of India. I really e... Continue reading »
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Please help FREE TIBET!
The more heated the situation becomes in Lhasa, Tibet, the more fervent the demonstrations here in India. China claims that they have not acted irr... Continue reading »
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His Holiness the 17th Karmapa
There are four schools of Tibetan Buddhism. It turns out that the nunnery is right next door to the residence of His Holiness the 17th Karmapa who... Continue reading »
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Holi Festival
Today was a Hindu festival called Holi (pronounced like Holy). This is a festival where people throw water and paint powder or paint on each other.... Continue reading »
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Vipassa What?
After a 14-hour ride on a local overnight bus, I arrived in Dehradun. It was loud, bouncy, dusty, and stopped at every stop! I came to&nbs... Continue reading »
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Living in an Ashram
Now I definitely have more control over my mind but not my body! After sitting absolutely still in meditation 10 hours per day for 10 day... Continue reading »
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My First Jam Session
Although Rishikesh is the place for yoga, I am here to play my tablas. On the road I heard that Rishikesh is a "New Age" place where many hotels wi... Continue reading »
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Making Friends and Playing Music
In the dining hall of the ashram I met Mody from Israel. In a few short minutes I found that he is taking sitar lessons in town. His friend John is... Continue reading »
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Hugging the Toilet Bowl
I have been lucky so far. Everyone who comes to India gets the "Delhi Belly" at some point. I have been here more than two months and got my first... Continue reading »
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Sending Goodness Your Way
I had my first bout of homesickness recently. My friends in Colorado received a gift package from India that I had sent them. They sent me a v... Continue reading »
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Hinduism
I went from a philosophy that does not approach the subject of God to one that has a multitude of Gods and Goddesses. The trinity incl... Continue reading »
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Apple Pie Party
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A Tweeker in Varanasi
Because Varanasi (also called Benares) is a prime tourist location and known for its crime, your first challenge is getting to the hotel of your ch... Continue reading »
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Burning Flesh Before Breakfast
Flames dancing. Smouldering tibia attached to a fleshy foot. Stiff arm with yellow shirt sleeve rising from balckened logs. Crackle. Pop. Disintegra... Continue reading » -
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Back on Buddha's Trail
Last night I met Patrick (London/Caribbean) and Rachel (New York City) on the roof of the hotel, and they asked if they could join me on my adven... Continue reading »
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No Need To Open This Entry
I am leaving Benares tonight for Gaya, where I catch a bus to Bodhgaya. I am working my way slowly to Calcutta so that I can get out of India on May... Continue reading » -
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Buddha's Enlightenment
On my journey to Calcutta I stopped at Bodhgaya, which is a pleasant dusty little town. This is where Buddha sat under the bodhi tree and realized enl... Continue reading » -
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Sacrificial Goats
Upon arriving in Calcutta I heard that the local Kali Temple sacrifices goats everyday at 11am. I've already seen cremations of people, why not che... Continue reading »
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Bangkok for More Than A Moment
I arrived unannounced in Bangkok and Nadia had prior engagements, so I enjoyed a quiet evening alone at her house. Although I would have enjoyed ha... Continue reading »
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Mudridin' on a Moped
On the ferry from Surat Thani to the Island (Ko) Phangan (sounds like Pan Yang), I met Isabel (Sweden), Katie (Britain), Mark (New Zealand) an... Continue reading »
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Howlin' at the Moon
The Full Moon Party doesn't start until about midnight and lasts for the weekend. I decided to rest and have my first drink at 11:30pm so that I would... Continue reading » -
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Swimming with the Fishes
After giving myself a hangover day to do nothing, I packed my bags and took a boat to Ko Tao, a nearby island. This island has a reputation for scu... Continue reading »
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Lesson in Detachment
I am now a certified Open Water Scuba Diver! Last night my scuba group went out to celebrate our achievement. It was ladies night at Choppers Bar a... Continue reading »
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Scuba Dooba Dooooo!
Of course, I can always count on my daddy to make me feel better. He is FedExing my old cell phone and his camera to Nadia's house in Bangkok. Because... Continue reading » -
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No Need to Open This Entry
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Bored in Bangkok
I came back to Bangkok and received my package from Dad. Nadia is out of town so I am staying on Khao San Road where the bus dropped me off. Khao S... Continue reading »
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Kat Is Going Dutch
On June 5th I was wandering around lost in Bangkok. I passed the same guy twice and so asked if he was lost as well. While neither of us found what... Continue reading »
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Bicycling Around the City
In Holland everyone owns and rides a bicycle. Cars are not as prevalent. When Tom suggested we rent bicycles and ride around and outside the city,... Continue reading »
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Mudwrestlin' and Swingin'
Tom and I took the bus to Vang Vieng (4-5 hr) yesterday. We found a nice little bungalow near the Nam Song River for $5 per night ($2.50 each). Tod... Continue reading »
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Cave Exploration
Today we rented a mountain bike with the intention of exploring caves. We took a dirt road and found the trail for the first cave. The very beginni... Continue reading »
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Letting Go
Because Tom has to go to his sister's wedding in Holland, he only has one week in Laos. So I am leaving the adventures up to him. This is a great o... Continue reading »
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Kuang Si Waterfall
Tom planned another wonderful day. I saw the largest waterfall I have ever seen. We hiked to and around it. It was beautiful! We also visited a Asiati... Continue reading » -
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Movin' Slowly on the Mekong
Tom left yesterday for Amsterdam. I spent the morning watching the alms procession in Luang Prabang. It has long been a tradition where monks walk... Continue reading »
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A Little on Lao
Another uneventful, peaceful day on the Mekong. We docked at Huay Xia on the border of Thailand. It was necessary to crash here for the night, beca... Continue reading »
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Looking for a Guide
I awoke early this morning and visited the temple and walked the main drag in Huay Xia. I bumped into Cronen in the hotel lobby, and he is also hea... Continue reading »
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Akkha Trail
During the night a massive storm moved in flooding the area. I awoke suddenly to the sound of nearby thunder. Lightening flashed and it sounde... Continue reading »
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Akkha Trail
The next morning we met the second chief of the village. We gave him notebooks, pens, toothbrushes, and other toiletries as gifts for the children... Continue reading »
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It's Hot!
I plan to fly to Vietnam from Luang Prabang soon, so I am on the move again. I took a 12 hour bus from Luang Nam Tha and arrived last night. The ro... Continue reading »
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Whiskey & Caves
I was unable to get a plane ticket for today, so I took a boat tour to Pak Ou Caves instead. There are two caves here called Tham Ting (lower cave)... Continue reading »
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No Need to Open This Entry
One hour flight from Luang Prabang to Ha Noi on Laos Airlines. $130 USD
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Uncle Ho
Ho Chi Minh was the son of a Confucian scholar. He was well educated and traveled extensively before becoming involv... Continue reading »
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Perfume Pagoda
Although my first experience with Vietnamese people was not good, I am still optimistic. My new hotel has satellite TV and air-conditioning. The be... Continue reading »
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Bummin' at the Bay
To see Ha Long Bay from the pier with a myriad of junks scuttling about is magnificent. To see it from the water is monumental. Limestone karsts st... Continue reading »
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Rockin' the Cat Ba
The fiasco continued the next morning. The junk brought us to Cat Ba Island, where we were to sleep in a hotel. Before going to the hotel, we were... Continue reading »
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No need to open this entry
Returned to Ha Noi. Took Overnight train to Lao Cai and minibus to sa pa.
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Tribal World
Because I am running short on time, I booked an overnight train to Sa Pa departing Hanoi just as I returned from Ha Long Bay. The only seats availa... Continue reading »
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Neanderthals in Vietnam
I took an overnight train back to Hanoi. This time the only seats available were soft seats. This means no sleeper beds, but there is A/C. On the 4... Continue reading »
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DMZ
In an earlier entry I spoke a little about Ho Chi Minh who led Vietnam in their independence from the French. Once independence was achieved, there... Continue reading »
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One Day In Hue (sounds like Way)
Today I rented a bicycle and saw the sights around Hue. Hue was the capital of Vietnam in the 19th century under the Nguyen Dynasty, the... Continue reading »
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Lazy Day
Last night I did some drinking with some Englishmen at the DMZ Cafe in Hue. I had scheduled a bus to Hoi An this morning. I was pleasantly surprise... Continue reading »
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Endless Games of Chicken
My Son is about 30km from Hoi An. I rode my motobike there with few problems. As many signs are not in English, I did have to ask directions from t... Continue reading »
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Hassle, Hassle, Hassle
My original plan for Vietnam was to take trains slowly down the coast stopping along the way. I thought this would be a wonderfu... Continue reading »
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Back on the Beach
I heard that Mui Ne Beach is really nice. I decided to go here to get away from the tourist track. It was the perfect place to go. One end of the b... Continue reading »
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Fairy Stream
Stina, Thomas, and I rented motobikes yesterday and went to the red sand dunes to go sandboarding. The sandboarding is not how you ima... Continue reading »
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Corrupt Border Crossings
My Vietnam visa expired today, so I took a 6-hour bus ride to Cambodia. I have heard that Cambodian land border crossings can be... Continue reading »
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Khmer Rouge
The ethnic people of Cambodia are called Khmer. They are the majority of the people living here today. Of course, there are other races from nearby... Continue reading »
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Back to the Beach
Because S-21 was becoming overcrowded, the Khmer Rouge began taking the detainees to an extermination camp of Choeung Ek fifteen kilometers outside... Continue reading »
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Lethargic At My Shack
My first night I realized that my little room is above the pool table in the bar, and this shack seems to be the place for parties. Needless to say... Continue reading »
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Rain Rain Go Away
New friends I met in Bangkok suggested that I go to Bokor Hill Station. I can best access that from Kampot, so I took a minibus to Kampot for $5 US... Continue reading »
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Bokor Hill Station
It seems that the French love their hill stations. I have heard about them in India and around southeast Asia but have yet to visit one. Bokor Hil... Continue reading »
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Elections
I intentionally placed myself in Kampot, because today is Election Day. The current ruling party is the CPP (Cambodian People's Party). In 1990 whe... Continue reading »
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Laying Low
My friend Alfred I met in Sihanoukville has come to Kampot to visit me. I found him outside my guesthouse a couple of days ago. He has an Australian (... Continue reading » -
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Ganja, Girls, and Guns
For my older and/or sober readers, ganja is the term given to marijuana. Ganja and all other illicit drugs are illegal in Cambodia, but you really... Continue reading »
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Spongin' It Up
Well, Frasier and I had a late night of drinking. He and Zach left the next day. The Magic Sponge soon became a favorite hangout as it is within safe... Continue reading » -
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No need to open this entry
Aug 10 Stayed at Garden Village Guest house. $3. Moved to bungalow on 11th for hot shower. $7. On 12th back to shared room. Drinking with Kevin, Chi... Continue reading » -
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Saving Children in Asia Organization
I have spent the last week living at the SCAO house ("Orphanage") taking a shower out of a bucket with a saucepan. Boy am I glad to be back in the... Continue reading »
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The Empire of Angkor
Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world. It is an 150 acre complex! This is the place that inspired my trip around the world. A c... Continue reading »
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Angkor Alone
This morning I learned from the internet how to adjust the light metering on the the camera. We are ready to go!
It is illegal for a foreigne... Continue reading »
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Day 3 at Angkor Thom
I closed down the bar last night and awoke with a hangover. After hitting snooze a few times, I rolled off my mattress and started the day. My moto... Continue reading »
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My Itinerary - Yes, I Have One
I got up early to catch the first bus to Bangkok. I heard that this is the worst way to go to Thailand from Cambodia, but it is the cheapest so I a... Continue reading »
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Can I Get a Wat, Wat?
On August 20th I went to the dentist to have my teeth cleaned. It's best to get these things done before I head back to the States. It's much cheap... Continue reading »
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Not Hugging the Toilet Bowl But Squatting A Lot
I went to the Ayutthaya bus station intending to catch the bus to Sukothai where there are more ruins of the Lanna Kingdom and then onto Chiang Mai... Continue reading »
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Making Family
Chiang Mai has lots to offer for the tourist. There is trekking, bungee jumping, rock climbing, etc. I did none of that. After being sick for a cou... Continue reading »
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Violence Erupts
Yesterday as I was on my way to Bangkok, violence erupted in the city. The People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) are a group of protestor's that ar... Continue reading »
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Welcome to the Middle East or West?
I made it out of Bangkok with no problems. It is amazing how trouble can be happening on one side of the city, and the people on the other side don... Continue reading »
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Gobble Gobble
I planned to spend only two days in Turkey, but I have discovered that I could easily spend a month here. There are so many fascinating places to v... Continue reading »
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More of the 'Bul
I planned to leave yesterday, but I had such an exceptional night with the Turkish employees at my hotel that I decided to do it again tonight. The we... Continue reading » -
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Little Mac
Yesterday I took the overnight bus (40 Euro) to Macedonia, a very small country. It was a hell of a ride! I managed to get some sleep despite the m... Continue reading »
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Mysterious John
Yesterday I was not able to leave Skopje without meeting my first Macedonian scam artist. She happens to be a waitress at a rather good restaurant.... Continue reading »
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Wine-ing My Way Around
After a long day of travel, I arrived in Ohrid last night. I found a great room with private bath in the house of a local family.Mimi and her daugh... Continue reading »
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More Moving
I wanted to go to south Macedonia, which is most easily accessed from the Macedonian border on the other side of Lake Ohrid. This is possible, but the... Continue reading » -
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Alabania: Provider of Illegal Labor
Half a day is plenty of time to see the ruins scattered about Durres, so I took the 1pm bus to Berat. I was accompanied by a native man whom I met... Continue reading »
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Underwater in the Mountains
Yesterday I wondered around the small community of Berat. It is a beautiful, quiet place with houses built on top of one another into the mountains... Continue reading »
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Bored at the Beach
I am thankful that I took the route through central Albania. The slow rides afforded me the opportunity to see much of the mountainous vistas so pr... Continue reading »
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Capital of Albania
Yesterday I intended to go to Dhermi Beach (Albania), but I missed my bus stop. I decided to continue all the way to the capital city of Tirana sin... Continue reading »
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On the Road Again
At the Tirana Backpacker's Hostel (Albania) I met a friend named Nick who is of South African and Danish decent. He was a welcome bundle of conve... Continue reading » -
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Little Layover
After freezing half to death in the Skopje, Macedonia bus station for 5 hours, I boarded the bus at 8am to Sofia, Bulgaria where I was... Continue reading » -
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Another Country Ending in -ia
Last night I was so tired I did not notice that the (18 Euro!) room I booked did not have heat. I tossed and turned and woke to see my breathe in t... Continue reading »
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Redneck Lovin
Not long after I arrived at the hostel in Bucharest, I met a fellow Coloradoan by the name of Richard. We had a few beers my first night, the 24th.... Continue reading »
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I Want to Suck Your Blood!
My Dad is not only a connoisseur of the construction sites but also vampire movies. This was my motivation for having him meet me in Romania, the h... Continue reading »
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Lovely Brasov
Unfortunately, we could not find transport from Snagov north to Brasov. So we went back south to Bucharest to catch the train north. I am thankful... Continue reading »
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Welcome to Transylvania
This is what we came to Romania for! Two friends from London joined Dad and I in hiring a driver to take us around Transylvania. First we visited R... Continue reading »
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A Day of Rest
We walked the cobblestone streets of Brasov shopping for souvenirs. We took a cable car ride to the highest point where there is a Brasov sign li... Continue reading » -
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Home of Dracula
Our next stop is Sighisoara, where Vlad Tepes lived until he was four years old. We stayed at a pension within the old city. It is yet another beautif... Continue reading » -
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Hurry Up and Wait
Dad and I could do one of two things. We could either rent a car, drive north into the mountains, and see monasteries and the villages or take public... Continue reading » -
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Rollin´ on the River
This afternoon Dad and I boarded the slowest boat in Tulcea, because we wanted to spend 4-6 hours on the river. The Danube River originates in Germ... Continue reading »
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To the Coast
Because there is not much happening in Sulina, we hurried back up the river to Tulcea via an express ferry. We then took a mini-bus to Constanta,... Continue reading » -
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Back to Where We Started
Today we were up early to check out the city. Right next door to the hotel was a small park exhibiting Greco-Roman ruins found in the area. We walked... Continue reading » -
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Gettin and Edumacation
Well, we have completed our journey around Romania. All that is left is for Dad to go home in the morning. Rather than sitting around and thinking... Continue reading »
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On the Road Again and Again and Again
Yesterday I dropped Dad at the airport in Bucharest. I had hoped to catch a flight to Frankfurt, Germany, because I need to be there on the 12th to... Continue reading »
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No need to open this entry
Train from Vienna at 12:40 arriving at Franfurt airport at 8 or 9 pm. Flight at 11:10 to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Layover like a bus in S... Continue reading »
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My Old Stomping Ground
Four years ago, I stayed in Villa Real Hostel in Alajuela. It was my first trip to Costa Rica, and I had three weeks or more to discover the countr... Continue reading »
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A Nice Diversion
The warm weather of Costa Rica is a nice change from the cooler air of Eastern Europe. Alajuela and San Jose are the coldest parts of the country... Continue reading »
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Mi Familia Latina
You can take a colectivo bus directly from Alajuela to Quepos, or you can take a directo bus from San Jose. I thought I would save some time by goi... Continue reading »
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Manuel Antonio
Manuel Antonio National Park is one of my favorite places in Costa Rica. It is the reason I chose to attend language school here. I was last h... Continue reading »
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No need to open this entry
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NEEDS PIC Not Relaxing on the Beach
After doing absolutely nothing but studying and speaking Spanish for two weeks, I am happy to rest at the beach. My friend Carlos introduced me to thi... Continue reading » -
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Not Surfing in Paradise
When I was here the first time, I visited the "surfer's paradise" of Jaco. I found it quite ugly and not so appealing, but I heard that Playa Hermo... Continue reading »
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No need to open this entry
Traveled with Tica bus for 22 dollars. Very easy but expensive. From Rivas took taxi for 3 dollars to San Jorge. Caught ferry to the island for 2 doll... Continue reading » -
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Rum, Tarantulas, and Bicycles
The Tica tourist bus cost $22 and makes for a easy border crossing. Dan-O and I had a relatively uneventful ride to the Nicaraguan border. He is th... Continue reading »
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Getting to the Other Side of the Barbell
Greg and Evan left, and I spent a day relaxing at Charco Verde. I intended to go to Moyogalpa to visit Skinny today, but public transportation is n... Continue reading »
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San Ramos Waterfall
I came to Merida to hike Volcano Maderas, but I decided that I am not motivated to do it at this time. Skinny may also have some input into both vo... Continue reading »
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Among Friends Again
Last night I drank too much Flor de Cana with the crew. They are going to Moyogalpa to catch a boat off the island. I am going there to meet Skinny... Continue reading »
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Mariachi in the Morning
Yesterday I was upset with myself for being so hungover, because I was not the best company. I went to bed early and awoke at 4am this to the sound... Continue reading »
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City Vs Country
It is not like I have been doing a lot of strenuous activity in the last few weeks, but I find myself a little comatose in Nicaragua. The days are... Continue reading »
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Dirty Dancing
Skinny is a sound and light man for musical productions like raves or live bands. He and I sat at the club in Moyogalpa marveling at the primitive... Continue reading »
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Jesus Point
Because we had such a great time last night, I agreed to go out with Chico today. When I met him in town, he had procurred two bicycles for us. We... Continue reading »
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More Partying
Last night Nubia and I were out and about in town, and we bumped into Chico. She quickly went home to Skinny leaving me to feel vaguely like I had... Continue reading »
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Transvestites Know Best
Per Skinny's suggestion I was up at 6am to catch the ferry from Ometepe island back to the Nicaraguan mainland at Rivas. I opted to take the cheap... Continue reading »
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