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Forever Young Guest House – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Since I knew I would be staying in Kuala Lumpur and I wanted to spend as little as possible without sleeping outside, I booked my first three nights in the Forever Young Guest House.
Getting from Fes to Fes Sais International Airport
This may sound funny, but one of the trickeist parts of travel in Morocco, in my opinion is finding a reasonable way to get to Fes Sais International Airport from Fes.
Around the World in 18 Days – An iPad App/ Travel eBook
Traveling around the world in eighteen days, Andy Davies, took nine flights and six trains in nine incredible countries. Along the way he took hundreds of photographs and captured the essence of these places.
Izmir Sunday in a Friendly Turkish Home
We voyaged to Izmir this Sunday to meet up with a Moroccan friend my wife made on her flight here. Nice to have a different location for this week. Sunday in… Izmir, Turkey.
What am I doing here? Manisa #2
The life of a solo traveler can be great, but I have to admit I’m very happy that my wife has arrived. Suddenly this house doesn’t feel empty and today, Sunday, we set out for a nice walk through our new hometown of Manisa, Turkey.
Sunday in … cyberspace!
I’m a little depressed because I’m starting to think that civilization as we know it…WILL SURVIVE. Shit.
What am I doing here? Manisa, Turkey
I introduce a new feature here at Vagobond. Each Sunday, I will try to do a little exploring or will just document my rather humdrum day. If I go somewhere else it will be Sunday in…wherever but since I am in Manisa, Turkey, here it is.
Technomad Tools – #1 – Smart phone – Mine and yours?
Let’s talk about smartphones. I just got one and following is my review. What smartphone do you use? Is it better or worse? What features do you love? What features could you do without?
Living in Turkey – Working in Turkey
As far as I can tell there are only four native English speakers in this city of 300,000. Two of those are going to be leaving. I’m not one of those, at least not as far as I know.