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Guest Post by Molli McGee of Tiny Society
In a world full of big cars, bigger houses, and fast lifestyles–tiny houses have quietly entered the scene. But what is a tiny house? A tiny house, either on wheels or built on a foundation, is often a maximum of 500 square…
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Guest Post by Trevor McDonald
Taking a Pacific Coast roadtrip is often thought of the crown jewel for sightseers, campers and nomads. The area is full of beautiful pine trees, snow-crested mountain peaks, and wild fields full of flowers, agriculture, and stunning seascapes.
The area is also home to some of…
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Guest Post by Sacky Sackville, SUP Board Guide
When in Thailand many years ago, I met a group of European travellers who adopted me. It was Christmas time and I was alone, so they invited me to spend the week leading up to the festive…
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When I was compiling my facts about Ireland, I realized early on it was going to be long. Very, very long. There are just so many intriguing aspects, from the misconceptions of the Irish to the history, just the basics, superstitions and the landscape. I’ve divided them into two,…
Armando Costantino and Melony Candea are a couple that also happen to be digital nomads in Europe and recently in North America. Armando is a film director that edits; Melony is a writer who works online. They both freelance. Armando shoots film and uploads onto the Internet while he also hones his editing and web skills as a freelancer. Melony writes copy, SEO, creative and also does social media work. We live in a van by choice, for the best access to the best places in Europe. Our van’s name is Mork, and he has taken us on a multitude of adventures. He’s part of our family. Grin