Don’t Stop Living – a lifestyle of travel brings you ongoing travel tips from all seven continents!
“I Write This Alone On My Bed; I’ve Poisoned Every Room In The House. The Place Is Quiet And So Alone; Pretend There’s Something Worth Waiting For” – Richey James Edwards. I started taking anti-depressant tablets again today. I always hated them. I still hate them. They never once helped me, but I just wanted…
Read More
Are you in the process of renting a dumpster for your project in Ashburn, VA? If so, consider a reputable service such as Eagledumpsterrental.com to enhance your experience. Properly loading a dumpster is important to ensure efficiency and safety. This article discusses the best dumpster loading practices, including planning, organizing waste, and distributing weight evenly.…
Read More
After my incredibly inspiring border crossing from Bordighera in Italy to Seborga, I had a hat-trick of days to explore this small country. Seborga on my visit had only two restaurants that were open, so naturally I had to dine in all of them. The two open ones were Trattoria San Bernardo and Restaurante…
Read More
World Borders: How To Get From Italy 🇮🇹 To Seborga 💙🩵ðŸ¤ðŸ‘‘👸 – Local Minibus From Bordighera “I know the roads on which your life will drive” – Noel Gallagher. I thought it would be a wild one. I knew it would be a wild one. Yet despite all that, and my years of backpacking 🎒…
Read More
When I finally backpacked across the border from Italy into Seborga, I was in for a treat. This small country had been on my tourist list for a long time and May 2024 was finally the time to backpack across the border from Bordighera in Italy and up the mountains into the Principality of Seborga!…
Read More
The Camino de Santiago, an ancient pilgrimage route in Europe, has inspired the hearts and minds of people for centuries. To this day, this Medieval path continues to attract pilgrims from around the world, bringing like-minded people together for explorations and spiritual growth. So, today we will dig deeper and explore Camino’s origins and cultural…
Read More
Travelling opens the door to new cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable experiences. However, as we traverse the globe, it’s vital to consider the environmental impact of our adventures. Whether it’s the soft sands of a secluded beach, the rugged trails of a mountain range, or the bustling streets of a vibrant city, every environment calls…
Read More
“All this talk of getting old, it’s getting me down my love” – Richard Ashcroft. My early days of travelling were walking, cycling, car and ferry. I wasn’t really aeroplane loyal when I was young. Last month, I realised that I had Jumbo-jetted my aeroplane status by taking my 747th flight! Yes, I have now…
Read More
“Why do anything, when you can’t forget everything?” – Manic Street Preachers. There are obviously loads of roads and border crossings between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and I’ve crossed that border about 100 times I’d say, given my list of visits to each country. It was commonplace as a kid on holidays…
Read More
“I’ve been a wild rover for many a year and I’ve spent all my money on whiskey and beer” – The Pogues. Northern Ireland is my home country and it has some hidden gems for the thirsty traveller. Not only does it boast Ireland’s Highest Pub (The Ponderosa on the Glenshane Pass) and Ireland’s Oldest…
Read More