A brief weekend excursion to the Antioquian pueblo of Jardin, Colombia located near the coffee region where we had the unique experience of camping on a trout farm and got to enjoy the quiet pueblo life.
Visiting Lone Pine, Mount Whitney, and the Alabama Hills
This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I will earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks!A photo of Mount Whitney, the highest mountain in the Lower 48 at 14,505 feet, along with the Needles peeking out in a dip in the pass. It’s an unmistakable and beautiful set of mountains …
The Power of Starting a Side Hustle (Work Online While Traveling)
A side hustle, working for yourself, and freelancing can be a huge boost to your goals of long term travel and end up helping your career down the road.
September 2014 Income Report
As I mentioned publicly back in June, my goal is to cover 100% of my average expenses here in Medellin by October 2014. These monthly income reports are meant to hold me accountable to both myself and my readers. They offer a glimpse into the nature of making money through a blog and other online endeavors, as well as my …
Hitch Hiking Around Zion National Park After the Trans-Zion Trek
I decided to do the (mostly) Trans-Zion Trek while I was in Southwest Utah–hiking from the northwest corner of the park across to Zion Canyon. This was an impromptu point-to-point hike meaning I’d have to leave my vehicle behind, leading me into my first time hitchhiking which was almost a disaster. After two full days of hiking, I finally …
Travel and Make Money: Stretch Your Savings with a Side Hustle
The typical model for long term travel is save, save, save – spend, spend, spend. Adding another equation into the mix can produce significant benefits.
Building a Successful Travel Blog – Travel Blog Success Review
An in depth look and review of the Travel Blog Success Course and what you need in order to have a successful adventure travel blog.
Riding a Motorcycle into a Sandstorm on the Red Sea: Yemen Travel Stories
Riding into a sandstorm by motorbike in Mocha, Yemen. We hired a few mototaxis to drive us two hours down the beach, through the sand, with waves lapping at the tires, to go to the world’s original coffee port, Mocha (also where the name of the beverage comes from).