…esent: * Cutting hair in Bali. 2001 * Modeling and performance work in Bali- 2001 * Export/import gig. Bali-Thailand-Japan- . 2001 * Working Crew on Survivor TV Show- 2002 * Lived off savings from working on Survivor- 2003 * WWOOF volunteer gigs in Australia- 2003 * PADI Dive Master and Instructor- 2004-2010 * Cutting hair in Shanghai, China- 4 months in 2008 * Attempt at web design- 2008-2009 * Worked at a rock climbing school in Thailand- 4 mont…
…er to show up in a destination and find a room after I arrive. I rarely pre-book accommodation. This has worked successfully for me for 14 years of nomadic travels. In fact, I’ve only been ‘stranded’ once, and in that case I ended up staying at the home of the chief of police of Terenganu State, Malaysia. That was interesting! cycling in Japan But I do have to admit that searching for rooms upon arrival can sap a lot of time and energy, be frustra…
…ngkawi’s largest resort, with a whopping 500 rooms. Turns out they felled 3-5 trees for each room built, a total of 1500-2500 trees felled. Needless to say, that created a major destructive impact on the immediate rain forest vicinity. Fortunately, the construction crew did manage to preserve dozens of huge trees which are scattered about the resort, providing a lush shady environment for guests and a home to Langkawi’s largest population of lemur…
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…Best Blogs of 2010! my latest on TheAtlantic.com –– http://www.theatlantic.com/gary-arndt/ +1 920.475.8074 LinkedIn Facebook Twitter * all photos in this interview by Gary Arndt / Everything-Everywhere ———————————————————————————————————————- Thanks so much Gary for giving us your perspective on the great success of Everything-Everywhere and your world travels. I look forward to the next 10 years of your travels, blogs and photographs. Hope to mee…
…it’ll be much better for your bank balance too as prices fall dramatically compared to earlier in the season. Mijas, Costa del Sol, Spain Travelling in the Mediterranean While only the southernmost parts of Europe will enjoy the kind of weather you’d typically associate with the Med, that doesn’t mean that the region should be avoided. After all, it’s still full of cultural hotspots to take in. Athens still has great weather in May, with temperatu…
…emps are about 50-60F, with daytime highs sometimes reaching the low 80sF / 25-29C. Chilly nights even during their warmest months. If you thought Mexico was hot everywhere, think again! Zacatecas was one of the most prosperous cities during Mexico’s great silver mining days, mid 1500s-1800s. Eden Mine, on the edge of town, was one of the biggest and most productive mines in Mexico, with huge tunnels cleared in seven layers below the Earth. Today…
…yle lives to the shores of the lake and small town. Bariloche is a whopping 20-24 hours’ bus ride or drive from El Calafate. It is literally much faster and cheaper from El Calafate to fly to Buenos Aires and then from there to fly to Bariloche. Neuquen Lake District Neuquen is another popular lake district region. It’s located about six hours northeast of Bariloche, making it even closer to Buenos Aires. Neuquen Province is considered the norther…
…re, USA for xmas and NYE Jan- Feb 2011. St Petersburg, FLorida, USA. checking out the USA and writing 2 guidebooks to Bali copyright © 2008- 2011 by LASH (S. Augsburger) / All Rights Reserved…
…e 1500s to the 1800s. Havana is particularly jam-packed with thousands of 3-4-story colonial buildings. Hundreds of blocks of them. A small percentage of key buildings are well-preserved and sparkling in grandeur. But most are in some state of disrepair and decay. Most of Havana looks like a giant ghetto. Being a huge fan of architecture, I found Cuba’s historic buildings one of the best things about the country. And their decaying state makes…
Hi! I'm Lash, an American nomadic world traveler who's been traveling solo since 1998. I’m passionate about traveling the world nomadically and then sharing it all with you. I hope to inspire you to travel the world, to entertain you with tales from the road, and to help you reach your travel dreams. Welcome! 
