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Reply to this Hi guys and gals,
I'm new to the forum. I'm from New York and love traveling. Have traveled North Africa (Tunesia, Morocco, Egypt), Europe (Spain, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece), Asia (India, Malaysia) and the Middle East (Lebanon, Syria, Jordan). I am curious to all the stories and advice on this board.
Even though I loved it in India and will definitely return there, I still haven't been to South America, Africa proper (anything south of the Magreb nations) and China.
Looking forward to some interesting discussions.
Bye!
G.
Reply to this Welcome to TravelBlog George 😊
Your vast travel experience will certainly be a bonus for us.
I love India too. I will be going back there for a couple of weeks in December and hopefully again next Spring.
Mel
Reply to this Hey guys,
Just here to say hi and thank you for such a fantastic site!
I’m off to travel the world in 3 months and I’ve found this place extremely useful and inspirational.
I’m a first time traveller and I’m going alone. I’ve been saving for over a year now and I’ve got itchy feet to get going.
It’s been hard to get my head round everything I need to do before leaving but you’ve all put my mind at rest on so many issues.
Happy travelling people!
Hannah
Reply to this hello all ..some old hippie glass blower in alaska ended up on your site and clicked a few links and signed in ..new to this computer stuff ..old school papers and pencils ..just got a radio link to the web ..had to cut down a bunch of trees to get line of sight to repeater.. different way of thinking up-here in alaska ..life is good ..pot of molten glass out in shop 72 feet from cabin ..just a man and his work ..got a bad habit called k2 ..when the pile of dollars gets too big ..buy a bunch of travelers checks call visa ..hey going to china expect some far away charges ..and head west ..pakistan was fun a decade ago ..these days kinda scary to head in that way ..the hike up the baltaro glacier is one of the most beautiful places in the world ..but kinda funky ..bring lotz of ciproflaxen ..and a few water filters ..china side out of kashgar over serik durban ..pass ..is kinda nice ..not as majestic as baltaro ..different feel cleaner water ..camels over Aghil pass and into shaskum river valley ..lotz of fun ..heading back kashgar in 2009.. probably end of august begining sept ..after the rivers calm down some ..them glacial rivers can be probmactic to cross.. to say the least ..swim much with a back back ..another storie ..go read some blogs now ..play nice ..blog you later ..mt paul ..peace out ..
Reply to this nice to be here guys ..
share some tales of the far away
dinner time now ..late night
the sun never sets this time of year
this close to the arctic circle
play nice guys ..peace out ..mt paul
Reply to this hey everyone,
i'm 25y old and try to see as many places as possible here on earth. ...but as you all know, we just got limited time and without a lottery jackpot we also have limited funds, ...crap. so i'd like to read what everybody here suggests so i can decide wisely on which trips i'll spend my money on 😊
Reply to this Welcome to TravelBlog Patrick. 😊
I think sort of the same as you do. So many countries and only around a 100 years to see them and money slowing us down at every step. :D
Reply to this hellooo im tiff, 24yr old designer, currently living on sunshine coast qld, australia.. i am planning a 'dream trip'
to japan (well i guess it's more than planning as i just booked and paid yesterday! lock it in larry!) going for two weeks at the start of september, and will be celebrating my 25th birthday in tokyo. i think it could be part of some kind of quarter-life crisis, but a very exciting one none-the-less....i have found this site to be such a valuable research tool for planning a trip, guide books can only tell you so much - word of mouth and real traveller stories are a great way to gather info and advice, as well as find travel companions! .......8 weeks til takeoff and counting.........!
Reply to this Well I have not been to any other place before and I do want to move to US or Canada this summer or during winter. I have not been finding it easy getting the help I want and that is the reason why I came here. I hope to use this opportunity to tell everyone that am seeking for help on this and am willing to pay if the need may be. During the course of finding help, I have met people that have submitted my names, address and phone number for background check and I came out clean on all of them. So am hoping am in a better postion to be trusted in this case and I have everything to prove it. Well I will hope I get a better response cause that is what am here to look for. Thanks!
Reply to this Hi, i am a canadian chinese. never been traveling alone. been thinking for long to travel to europe. glad that i found this site, give me so much information. feel i can travel alone because so many of people have done that. just wondering if you guys have any advice about how to travel in europe for a month or so. thanks
Reply to this Welcome to TravelBlog Yuer 😊
The Lonely Planet guide for Europe has good general information for backpackpackers. It covers things like suggested itineries, accomodation, sights, money, health..... It is available in most bookshops around the world for around 30 Euros.
It is difficult for us to answer very general questions about travel because there are so many aspects to travel. It is a bit like somebody asking 'How do I buy clothes?'.
If you have more specific questions about Europe you can post them in the Europe forum and we will do our best to answer them.
Mel
Reply to this You could also read the following Yuer. It is a guide written by
Ali for those who are new to independent travel.
Travel Guide
Reply to this Hi there guys!
I am currently in New Hampshire USA, working at a hotel in the White Mountain region. It is an amazing place!
I am currently trying to put together a magazine about travelling for students in the United Kingdom (where im from) and would love to hear people's travelling stories. The best ones will get mentioned in my magazine!
So please get in touch and we will chat, and if you have any questions about the USA and travelling around, please ask! Great website this by the way!
Reply to this hello to all
i am from india recently i visit mexico for five month this was amazing experience for me almost i visit all major destination of mexico .i love to travelling but its not easy to go any countries where u have not knowlede their language i can help you about india if you have any plan for this country
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