Backpacking has slowed down or stopped completely for many of us and today marks the 12th calendar month that I have stayed in ONE country. If I last until 22nd February 2021 in Poland, I will have broken my adult record for the longest time in one country. Previously this record was held by Australia Read more about Staying At Home: 4 Ways You Can Improve Your Bathroom Lighting[…]
Although most people won’t think of flower watching as a tourist attraction, any flower enthusiast knows that there is plenty of exciting flora you just can’t see in your own backyard. Let’s look at a few of the most interesting vacation destinations that are enhanced by mother nature. 1. Bridge of Flowers – Massachusetts, USA Read more about The 10 Greatest Travel Destinations for Flower Enthusiasts[…]
2020 was a year where I insanely turned 40 without barely even realising it. Coronavirus crisis put paid to any kind of celebration of such a milestone as my 40th birthday passed by whilst I was sat at home in my flat in Warszawa, Poland. It’s no consolation that I have a hat-trick of volumes Read more about My Wacaday 40 Year Journey in Order: Every Country I Visited, How, When and Why?[…]
“Where have you been tonight?” – Shed Seven. Is it possible or easy to make a list of every place you have been? No, it is difficult and I am sure this list is incomplete and wrong. I even had to ask my parents about some of those early places we went and even that Read more about 40 Years of Being A Tourist: An (Almost) Complete List Of Everywhere I’ve Been[…]
Emotional support animals (ESAs) are a life- changing resource for many. These creatures’ comforting presence helps people combat stress, anxiety, and harmful mental triggers. One of the biggest questions surrounding ESAs has to do with travel. How do you travel with your companion by your side? The answer is…easily! All you need to do is Read more about Are You Travelling with an Emotional Support Dog? 5 Tips for Your Trip[…]
After a long day at work, it can feel like all you want to do is crawl into bed. But sometimes even when bedtime rolls around, you cannot possibly stop thinking or calm your mind. There are lots of things you can do to help yourself let go of the stresses of work, from taking Read more about 15 Ways to Unwind and Calm Your Mind After a Long Day[…]
By March 2008, my broken leg bone hat-trick was beginning to heal and though I didn’t travel much, I was in two countries that month – England and Northern Ireland. I made plans to visit Scotland again in May 2008. I had started to backdate and document my life in more detail by now. As Read more about Glory Days Loyal: March 2008 All Blog Posts[…]
The latest in my World Travellers Series is Sarah from USA who works at Anyplace and travels as she works. Who are you? I’m Sarah, a marketing manager, writer, and remote work expert, who’s currently traveling solo around the world. I kickstarted my career in agency settings working on PR, content marketing, and SEO initiatives Read more about World Travellers: Sarah Archer – Marketing Manager, Writer, and Remote Work Expert at Anyplace[…]
It was in February 2008 that I started to reminisce a lot more and write about glory days, some of these posts were written from memory, many of them them simply from my handwritten diary. Notably I covered a family holiday to Afandou in Greece, where my Dad wrote a poem/song to sing to us Read more about Glory Days Loyal: February 2008 All Blog Posts[…]
“Footloose and fancy free, she comes to rescue me” – Kurt Nilsen. At the start of 2008, I had a broken leg and was housebound. I actually spent most of those days studying and watching Michael Palin DVDs of his global travels. I was preparing myself for bigger and better travels once my leg had Read more about Glory Days Loyal: January 2008 All Blog Posts[…]