I’ve posted 239 times in the last 10 months and that’s A LOT of writing. I thought it’d be a good time to look back and pluck out a few of my favorite pre-trip posts for the newer readers.
- Saving for a Trip Around the World (6-part series)
- Couchsurfing – A Brilliant Social Network for Travelers (3-part series)
- My Backpack Tells a Story
- 5 Reasons Why I Travel
- Would You Accept a Sponsored Trip Around the World?
- Picking a Trek: Annapurna Circuit v. Everest Base Camp (Jake Norton commented, sharing advice with me – he has climbed Mt. Everest twice!)
- Top 5 Adrenaline Rushes in New Zealand (see what I’ll be doing next month!)
- Blue Ribbon Manhattan – New York City’s Best Late Night Dining (photos: bone marrow and rack of lamb)
- Cambodia and The Killing Fields
- Dental Dilemma (4-part series about getting an implant)

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Man that gregory chaos is going to have some stories to tell when you get back…
Man that gregory chaos is going to have some stories to tell when you get back…
10 Days! So much useful content here Dave and I have been making a lot of use of it lately. It’s been invaluable to my own planning. Post Soon.
Thanks Dan. Glad I can “pay it forward” in some way.
I don’t think the reality of what I’ve decided to undertake has really hit me yet. Maybe that’s a good thing. I’m going to try and take it all one country at a time – at least that’s what I keep telling myself!
10 Days! So much useful content here Dave and I have been making a lot of use of it lately. It’s been invaluable to my own planning. Post Soon.
Thanks Dan. Glad I can “pay it forward” in some way.
I don’t think the reality of what I’ve decided to undertake has really hit me yet. Maybe that’s a good thing. I’m going to try and take it all one country at a time – at least that’s what I keep telling myself!