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Tag Archives: AirBnB
1,000 nights in AirBnBs: thoughts about a traveling life with no home
We ended our apartment lease, gave most of our stuff away, and thus began our traveling life 6 years ago. We have had no home since then, and, for the last 2,200 nights, we have stayed in diverse places ranging … Continue reading
The road trip’s best of the best
In this time of thanksgiving we reflected on our latest five-month road trip across the US and Canada and celebrated all the wonders and hospitality we received along the way. When we started planning the road trip it looked so … Continue reading
CT in 3 acts
We generally choose travel destinations for their potential. How wrong can we go visiting a national park, the seashore, or a great museum? On occasion, we steer our trip route to visit family or friends. On those visits, our pace … Continue reading
Rest days turned into touring days
Sometimes good intentions are abandoned for better plans. We intended to spend our few days at a lovely Charlotte, Vermont AirBnB resting and reading. Then we talked to our host and discovered that, just a few miles down the road, the … Continue reading
A traveler’s choice: stepping off the tourist path
Where would you go to in Spain if you had a month? We decided to head for Jerez de la Frontera for 3 weeks and spend the last week in Cordoba and Madrid. (We imagine you are shaking your head … Continue reading
Posted in Spain
Tagged AirBnB, Jerez de la Frontera, La Parra Vieja, Spain, travel, travel planning
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AirBnB: 750 nights and counting
One of the worst AirBnBs we stayed in was our first. We had just started our nomadic traveling life on the road, and clearly we had a lot to learn. Four and a half years have passed, and we can … Continue reading
Posted in Around-the World - 2013-14, Best of Travel, South America - 2016
Tagged AirBnB, around the world travel, Cuenca, Kuranda, Mendoza, Port Douglas, Porto, travel
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Try a foreign destination: take a U.S. Road Trip
Our “places-we’d-most-like-to-visit” list starts and ends with foreign destinations, but somehow a few National Parks in the U.S. managed to sneak in there. Our version of a road trip was just a little different. The plan did not call for … Continue reading
Posted in US - Arizona, US - miscellaneous, US - Oregon, US - Utah, Washington
Tagged AirBnB, Arches National Park, Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Canyonlands National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Glacier National Park, Grand Teton National Park, road trip, Saguaro National Park, travel, Waterton Lakes National Park, Yellowstone National Park
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Livingston, Montana
Why not stop for a week in a quaint small town? Find a sweet little place to stay in a faraway place, and just enjoy what the town has to offer. And so we did. We found Livingston, Montana. Months … Continue reading
Plotting a return
Four years ago we spent two memorable days at Casa San Pedro near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Ever since, we’ve plotted a return to the area. We know it’s not exactly a hot spot on most vacationers’ lists, but it has … Continue reading