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The nitty-gritty of preparing for sabbatical and long-term travel

Leaving your job behind and embarking on an adventure with the ultimate freedom is as scary as exciting. Travelling long term, without a stable base and income, is a different cup of tea than a quick vacation.  This article will cover the most crucial elements of preparing for sabbatical and long term travels. I will […]

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Solar panel for bicycle touring – is it a good way to charge your electronics?

After many years of relying only on power banks during my cycling trips, I decided to finally become more self-sufficient and buy a solar panel. Is a solar panel a good way to charge your electronics on a bicycle tour? Which one should you buy? In this article, I will help you decide if you need

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17 Christmas Gift Ideas for Outdoorsy People

Not sure what to get for Christmas for your adventurous friends and family? Maybe my list of gifts for outdoorsy people will help! I come from a very outdoorsy family where everyone likes hiking, camping or cycling. Under our Christmas tree, you will always find some outdoor gear or books about famous mountaineers or travellers.

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Should you travel with pepper spray? Is pepper spray a good self-defence tool for solo travellers?

After years of travelling solo, I can say that the world is not as scary as the news likes to present it. But risks and dangers still exist. Is it a good idea to travel with pepper spray? In what situations is pepper spray good for self-defence, and how to use it to not put

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Interrail in Switzerland. Can you travel cheaply by train in Switzerland?

Ever since I was little, I dreamt of taking a Swiss train and travelling to the Alps. See the Matterhorn, experience the Almleben, get stuffed with fondue and stare at the bridges, passes and peaks through the window. The dream came through, first in 2010 when I spent four months in Switzerland working as an au-pair and again

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