The Road Home Part 2: The Tennessee Two-Day
From North Carolina we moved on to Tennessee to explore the town of Chattanooga. In particular, this was because I was reading book American Gods by Neil Gaiman
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How do we manage to travel the world without working? By learning how to do things for less. Wanna travel on a shoestring budget? You're in luck! We love sharing tips, tools and cheap/free places to stay.
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The Costa Rica Chronicles: Nutrition - What Did We Eat?
Episode 3 of our video series documenting our 3 month vagabonding adventure to and through Costa Rica. In this episode: We share how we ate while in Costa Rica, discuss our budget, and give a quick "ant removal tip" 🙂 Enjoy! Read more
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The Costa Rica Chronicles: Anticipation
We recently returned from a life-altering 3 month trip backpacking to and through Costa Rica. We did our best to capture many of our experiences during this adventure. What was it like to pack up and travel to another country with no plan, limited money, limited research, and whole bunch of nerves? Follow along as we share our Costa Rica Chronicle video series over the course of the next several weeks. In this segment, we share our thoughts and highlights as we prepared to leave and began the first leg of our trip to Costa Rica: Over 24 hours of continuous bus & train travel from Greensboro, North Carolina to Hollywood, Florida. Read more
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November 24, 2011
Posted by Vagabloggers in Cheap Travel, Places, Rock Climbing, Sightseeing, Vagabonding, Videos
Columbus Ohio. It's More Fun with Your Pants Off.
Coming into Columbus started out on a positive note as we had just skydived that day, but quickly turned into shambles. Everything was STUPID!! The only things people could suggest for us to do were parks, walking, museums, and biking. Which just couldn’t live up to the thrill of jumping from 13,000 ft out of a plane. We spent a few days bickering with a final blow up that drove us to leave and never had an intent to return!
After spending time in The Plains and winging our way to Cleveland, we found ourselves giving Columbus a second chance. This time around we weren’t hyped up on adrenaline and seeking our next fix. And this time we had a challenge: no van and no plans past somewhere to sleep that for the first night. At first glance Columbus appears to be a small town with small neighborhoods surrounding it, but we came to find out it has the 15th largest population of any city in the U.S. with diverse people and LOTS and LOTS of food.
