Travel Bloggers and Pathfinders

Hi All,
First time here, Just returned from Vietnam and wanted to put it out there
a couple of must do's/recommendations that we found from the Lonely Planet.
Highly recommend Little Hanoi Hostel 2, the staff are amazing and can not do enough for you,
the rooms are comfortable and cheap and include breakfast, they can organise tours, transport to airports and laundry.
For chill out time you must go to Hoa's Place at Non Nuoc Beach south of Danang,
The accommodation is very basic but hey you get what…

Took a couple of long distance unsupported bicycle trips in the past year, just got around to arranging everything only recently. I usually ride on road bicycles, but folding bicycles have really gotten much better than they ever were before! Of course it's not as great as a road bicycle but they are extremely convenient for putting on a train/bus/plane/etc. without extra fees, since wherever you go you still have to take your bicycle home in the end ...

Photos: http://dheera.net/photos/eastasi…

Hi all. First time posting here.

I've been living in Spain for a while, the majority of it in a long term relationship with a girl based in London.

I've often wondered, how receptive Spanish women are to engaging in relationships with English men, and, what they think more generally of them?

If any of you have experience of this or have heard Spanish women talk about this then I'd be interested to know. I'm putting together a post on my site. Generalizations welcome.

Thanks.

I've been traveling for 6 years now and have visited 50+ countries. I figured before my memory fades I should document some of my adventures and thus http://baldpacker.com was born.

Please feel free to critique the site, my articles, or suggest content you would enjoy seeing in the future.

Edited by: travelingchook

Please click on the link for this astonishing travel tale:

Bhutan: Auspicious Connivance

Just spent a quiet weekend on Nantucket with my hubby and wrote a trip report at http://eatsleeptravel-1.blogspot.com/. Stayed at a quaint inn, ate some fabulous food and spent a lot of time exploring the island. Also included a fantastic video of seals playing on Great Point Beach. Hope you enjoy!

For me an ideal vacation is doing nothing or hiking, because these two things come naturally to me. Hiking in Rishikesh is so easy because it’s surrounded by hills which are easy to hike yet rewards you with amazing view of the area.

http://travelawait.blogspot.in/2012/05/mini-vacation-in-rishikesh-part-2.html

I've recently started a Photo of the Day where I plan to chronicle a photo each day from the many places that i have been. Each photo will feature a short bit of information about the site/location and sometimes may include information about why I took that particular shot.

Enjoy.

http://globe-trekking.com/potd/</a>

Hey guys!

I have a travel website called Backpack ME and we have just started a section for guest posts called Around the World in 80 Posts.

All the details are here:
http://bkpk.me/be-a-part-of-backpack-me-around-the-world-in-80-posts/

If you'd like to send us a travel story or article about the place you live in (even if you don't travel) please let me know!
We will link back to your blog.

Cheers
Zara

Nice blog about Macao

http://www.internchina.com/?p=1544&option=com_wordpress&Itemid=44

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