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Grading your language

Tuesday’s Travel Rant: Grading your language

I’m Irish and my first language is English, I studied French throughout high school and most of university but it’s pretty weak. I’ve lived in Thailand on and off during my travels and my Thai is ok, but not fluent at a...
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Barefoot backpackers

Tuesday’s Travel Rant: Barefoot backpackers

So you see a few poor people running around with no shoes on, any rational person would feel sympathy but what do my favourite backpackers do? Mimic then. In the seemingly endless quest to be a ‘real’ traveller, these hard cor...
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johnny ward onestep4ward

Motivational Monday: Jealousy isn’t all bad

It’s easy to be jealous of someone who travels around the world, of someone who doesn’t put in the hard corporate yards, of someone with the handsome/beautiful partner, but jealousy is a weak emotion, so acknowledge that and t...
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traveling in kazakhstan

Riding the Trans-Siberian a journey from East to West

EDITOR: Today, Ian, a good friend of mine has written a guest post about our awesome journey through Siberia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Russia – he blogs about his travels at borderlesstravels.com  The Trans-Siberian from Beijing...
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Hiking in Bukhansan

Hiking In Bukhansan, South Korea

South Korea is frequently labelled as one of the most overworked nations in Asia, this busy population take their downtime seriously and hiking is popular a way to escape the polluted capital. Bukhansan national park lies within S...
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