…ties of Cuernavaca and Puebla. Learn about those gorgeous cities and other travel adventures in my September Travel Review. From Puebla I visited the attractive colonial city of Oaxaca for one week, with a surprise guided tour of Oaxaca Valley by a local Mexican ‘cowboy’ thrown in. Then I headed south to Oaxaca state’s gorgeous Pacific coast beaches. I ended up exploring those charming Bohemian beaches for more than two weeks. Although they were s…
…2009 * Running my own bakery / cafe / restaurant in Thailand- 2009-2010 * Travel blogging, author, travel writer- 2011-present LONG VERSION: Lash teaching kids Engilsh in Osaka, Japan Step 1: Teaching English in Japan and saving money to travel the world. 1991-1997 Before I graduated from university I had already decided that I was going to go travel around the world. I hadn’t figured out HOW to manage that, particularly financially, but I did kn…
…yourself as a wanderer and adventurer at heart. How/when did you catch the travel bug? I’ve always had the travel bug for as long as I can remember. I have always wanted to see and explore as much of the world as possible. Genetic I guess. Bateaux Mouches, Notre Dame, Paris France 2. How long have you been traveling? When did you take your first trip abroad? My first trip overseas was when I was 17. I was part of a summer student exchange in Paris…
…d several new articles in September, was honored to be included in two Top Travel Blog Lists and posted many FB updates about my travels to Isla Mujeres, Cuernavaca and Puebla. Following are the articles and news items I published on LashWorldTour in September. Go check out any of interest if you missed them last month. Following that are my FB travel updates from Mexico in September. Find out all about Isla Mujeres and the central Mexican Baroque…
…ut travel blog has become one of the most successful solo long-term female travelers and travel bloggers. But it wasn’t always that way. Barbara actually spent much of her life working in careers she found unsatisfying, secretly wishing to uncover her true passions and follow them. Then several years ago she fell very ill. This gave her time and motivation to more seriously identify her ‘life missions’ which turned out to be her long-time passions…
…on her site. Something that helps out everyone, including herself, fellow travel bloggers, and travel fans alike. That something is her weekly series, ‘Suzy Stumbles Over Travels’, in which she encourages fellow travelers to submit their stories. Suzy reads through all of them, makes comments on the participants’ blogs, chooses her 5 favorites of the week, then promotes them all on FB, Twitter, Stumble Upon, and her own website. Brilliant! Not…
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…onal customer service, wow! look out point on Koh Phi Phi Island, Thailand TRAVELING THE WORLD: I’m so grateful for all my world travels thus far. Among my many amazing adventure, some highlights were cycling from Bangkok to Singapore, scuba diving, working on ‘Survivor’ Reality TV show, Myanmar and Thailand and Singapore and Bali, the beaches and islands of south Thailand, dance parties on beaches and city clubs, the Amazon…. AVOIDING A ‘HUM DRUM…
…s stay at all three areas, each offering a distinctive experience. Natural disasters in Valporaiso Over the decades and centuries, Valporaiso has been hit by all sorts of disasters. Several times it was plundered by pirates. Devastating storms, fires and earthquakes have all seriously damaged Valpo at various times. In terms of earthquakes, for which Chile is particularly prone, the most destructive earthquakes to hit Valpo were in 1906, 1971, 198…
…r recovering, I spent my final two days on Fraser Island hitch-hiking with travelers who had (intelligently, I have to admit) arrived in 4WD vehicles. beautiful rocks and canyon hikes at Fraser Island The last day I went driving around the island with a cheerful older guy who gave me a lift. We had great conversations, drove for hours up the wide, sweeping beaches, and hiking up several stunning red and orange rock canyons. That was immensely more…
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! 
