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TRAVEL INTERVIEW WITH THEODORA SUTCLIFFE OF TRAVELS WITH A NINE YEAR OLD

…ti of Raising Miro – another mom and son traveling through S America Interview with Miro of Raising Miro – the son half of Raising Miro Guide to Scuba Diving in Bali Photo Gallery: Road Trip Around Rural Bali…

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Fiji’s Amazing Budget Resorts

…sessions, all for free! Paid activities on offer include surfing and scuba diving lessons, snorkeling and diving excursions, hiking and white-water rafting trips, visits to local villages and so on. Many of these trips are very modestly priced at $10-20 FJD / $6-12 US. As a result, staying at Fiji’s budget resorts feels more like luxuriating at an upscale beach resort, for a fraction of the price. Thus far, I’ve stayed at two budget resorts on Vit…

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August 2016 Travels in Review

…ore, where the sea plunges down 3000 feet / 1000 M. There’s fantastic wall diving, drift diving in swift currents and lots of sea life, including many sharks. Sadly, I didn’t have the budget to enjoy Cozumel’s fabulous diving. But I did plenty of snorkeling and an all-day road trip by scooter around the island. Details coming up soon….! TRAVEL UPDATE MEXICO: Scooter trip around Cozumel Island! Katie, another American girl staying at my Cozumel hos…

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Florida recommendations for future holiday makers

…an see them. From forest-filled national parks, to diving out of planes or scuba diving, Floridian holidays attract both adventurers and beach-goers alike. There’s your itinerary: Now go get ’em! Visit St Petersburg Still got it in you for another adventure? Then let’s take a boat trip from St Petersburg. Speeding through the Tampa Bay, while a seaward breeze washes over you, should be on everyone’s bucket-list. The great thing about Florida is th…

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LIFE IN SHANGHAI CHINA

…these many weeks. I’ve been building my first website. I started monthly ‘diving updates’ for all my diving students. I’ve been studying the financial markets, contemplating various investment options, and learning financial accounting, from George’s MBA Accounting book. It’s certainly is complicated. I had no idea accounting was so complicated, but I enjoy it thoroughly. Most recently, I bought my very first digital camera and have been wanderin…

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How To Afford Long-Term World Travel pt 3 – How Other Long-Term Travelers Do It

…ng in Bali 6. Dozens of scuba diving pros While training and then teaching scuba diving from 2004-2010 in several Asian countries, I met dozens and dozens of other western travelers doing the same. Most of them are either Dive Masters or Dive Instructors, but some own their own shops or work as Course Directors, Underwater Photographers, Underwater Videographers, or Technical Instructors. It’s a great lifestyle, though the pay is quite low conside…

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MOTORCYCLES: My New Favorite Mode of Transportation!

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…on sickness. Besides, I never would have had enough energy on top of daily scuba diving. So I needed motorized wheels. I forced myself to acknowledge that I needed to drive a motorbike. I convinced myself that I could drive a motorbike. learning to drive a motorbike in rural Bali Once I wrapped my head around that concept, I found a local guy renting bikes by the month. He and a couple of my dive colleagues taught me how to drive on Amed’s quiet v…

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ARRIVAL IN CEBU CITY, PHILIPPINES

…ull people. Dull fashions. Dull street life. In fact, the best thing about being in Cebu was looking forward to leaving! Therefore, I decided to get out of that city as quickly as possible. I was headed to the Philippines’ fabled islands. From what I’d read and heard, they are beautiful, and scuba diving is great. Perhaps it was just Phiippino city life that was so dull? I’d soon find out. Catch me on my next Philippino adventure: Ferry to Boracay…

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ABOUT LASHWORLDTOUR

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…tures of any kind, head to Adventures, where you can get my scoops on best scuba diving spots around Asia, tales of international cycling, sky diving, camping and hiking. You can also read about my WWOOF Volunteering experiences, my behind-the-scenes look at Survivor TV show when I worked on crew, and random travel misadventures. Travel Tips– Need help, advice, suggestions on travel? Here you’ll find my very popular ongoing series, ‘10 Free Things…

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December 2016 Travels in Review

…ST ============================================== Featured Article: Unique Scuba Diving Adventures in Florida Florida has long coastlines along both the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico as well as dozens of islands in the Keys, inland lakes and fresh water springs. All provide great scuba diving opportunities. Besides the usual coral reef and wreck dive sites, though, Florida offers some truly unique dive opps. If you’re ready for more unusual un…

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