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She is the author the essay collection Guidebook to Relative Strangers: Jayme Moye is the North American Travel Journalist Association's Grand a series of dispatches from along the Europe-Asia border for Slate and Roads & Kingdoms. His blogs and shares photos and videos of his travels at Minority Nomad.
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We stopped and looked at each other. Shall we? It felt like some crazy sign from the universe was telling us to go. And just like that, we jumped on board and said goodbye to Turkey. It was only as we neared the border that we started worrying about visas, money and places to stay. But it was an easy border crossing and there was a bus waiting for us on the other side. That night we watched a live rock concert in the town square without a cloud in the sky.
And we drank a toast to signs from the universe. In I traveled to Slovenia to finally visit one of my dream destinations. When I started to look for flights to get to Oslo from Ljubljana, they were almost the same price as it was flying to Europe crossing the Atlantic.
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I realised that my best option was taking a bus to Italy and fly from there since, spending a few days in Italy and flying to Oslo would not be as expensive as flying to Oslo from Ljubljana. I took the bus from Slovenia to Perugia, Italy for 9 hours. We hired a car and drove there from Hersonissos to spend a pleasant afternoon day trip there. Or so we thought. From the moment we arrived, we fell in love!
We felt the hippy vibe, as soon as we parked our car. After a seafood lunch with sea views, climbing the burial caves like mountain goats, laying in the golden sands, some market style shopping and a drink at a hippy-cross-pirate bar we were hooked! There was just one thing to do… we climbed up to the best hotel in town, on the cliff facing the Burial Caves. It was! So we bought toothbrushes and stayed 3 nights! My husband and I had a plan with countries waiting for us. Bangladesh was definitely not among them. But then we met two incredible guys from Dhaka in Nepal. They started telling us how amazing their country is although they get no tourists.
We eventually said goodbye, but they kept insisting on us visiting them. One day we woke up and decided to cancel Vietnam. And get ourselves tickets to Bangladesh. What followed were two great weeks. Although we were the only tourists, we never once saw another homo touristic , the locals made us fall in love with the country. Warm and friendly, they convinced us that sometimes unpredicted experiences are the best! It happened after my Mount Roraima hike in Venezuela. I decided not to stay in Venezuela but return to Brazil.
I arrived at the border at 4 p. The queue was snaking long, and 2 hours later, I was still in the queue.
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The Brazilian immigration officer announced that the office closes at p. There was no place I could go. I decided to risk it and hopped onto a taxi to Boa Vista in Brazil, 3 hours away. I lied to the Brazilian immigration officer and thankfully he bought it. This impulse decision to enter Brazil illegally gave me no peace of mind for 2 days. If caught, I might get deported. One should never make an impulse illegal decision when it comes to the law.
I move countries a lot and I always plan six months or so in advance. There would be no tourism, no one speaking English and certainly no nightlife. New places, no matter how unexpected can be magical in ways you never would have dreamed! One Sunday afternoon, on a total whim, I e-mailed my boss and casually asked if I could work remotely from Barcelona for a few months.
When he did say yes, my initial reaction was one of total panic. But then I regrouped, worked out a few systems for doing my job from another city, and booked an Airbnb apartment for a 3-month stay! Living in Barcelona for three months was one of the best experiences of my life. I made some great friends, tasted amazing food, learned to navigate a foreign city on my own and truly got to know the city in a way I never would have on a shorter trip.
I also gained the confidence to eventually quit my job and go travelling solo through Southeast Asia. Last summer, my boyfriend and I tried home-stay in Italy for the first time. Our first night we asked our hosts if we could have dinner with them since we had not get our rental car yet and there was no restaurants or stores nearby. That night we had dinner with hosts, and also three other guests from northern Italy.
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It was only our host Rina who could speak a little English, and the rest of them not so much — they could only hello and some other simple phrases. See also: Churches in Rome that you should put on your list. Blame it on my inadequate research: I had little idea what Villa Tugendhat in Brno was about until I got there. The only way to step inside Villa Tugendhat was on a guided tour and all the spots on the English language tour were taken.
I walked to the house anyway and lucked out: a Czech tour was about to begin and there was space on that. Without a second thought, I bought my ticket. Like Rietveld, Mies van der Rohe gave this house massive windows taking advantage of the view of the old city and castle, and he made the interior very practical. It had a polished industrial feel that grew on me. Throughout the tour, the staff were also extremely helpful; they gave me the notes for the English tour, and our guide said I could ask her anything after she explained each room to the Czech visitors.
The Pear had advised her, after she had arrived three hours early and been forced to empty her entire bag and comply with a full-body search for two of those hours, that her flight […]. It was a silly and useless oath, but something to hold onto and a barometer of progress beyond simply maintaining this blog and tracking how much money I bleed. Each day I do not cut my facial hair […].
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These two roads diverged in a white porcelain mark, for me at least, a significant leap in cultural immersion, and for weeks I wilfully ignored the issue altogether. More than I care to admit, though enough to brag about distances — kilometers in Vietnam, over in Thailand, not to mention that idiotically naive ride from Halifax to Toronto, nearly 1, in a single haul. The travel blog of a Canadian journalist currently back in Toronto after a few stints abroad. The trip is over, but the name stuck. Click me! Advice Words : Team Wanderlust 10 June Do you have what it takes? Lyn Hughes, editor-in-chief, Wanderlust "Back when we started Wanderlust , we would invite photographers in with their portfolios.
If clients are buying your work they should pay the going rate. Try to see your work through the eyes of potential clients. How you got the picture is not of any interest to photo editors or clients — they just want good pictures. There must be hundreds of near-perfect shots of the Taj Mahal — what will make yours stand out? Find a speciality. Ideally find one that interests you.
Hone your skills. Get your photography to a high standard, both technically and creatively, before you head off on an expensive trip. Get the gear. I was very lucky and have no front anymore… My seven expeditions with Raleigh enabled me to produce an extensive range of travel images, some of which are still in my portfolio today. Aspiring and amateur photographers - why not enter Wanderlust 's Travel Photo of the Year competition?
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