I’ll admit that my first few days in Africa were probably my favorite, (mostly because I met these guys that you can read about here and here) but after a few days on safari, and one night back in Arusha, I headed to Zanzibar. It was great because Zanzibar is about the most exotic sounding…
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ANG’ATA Serengeti and Dunia Camp- Day 2 and 3
After an early morning game drive and watching lions eat breakfast at Ndutu, we headed to the airstrip for a short flight to Seronera in another tiny plane. I’d gotten a little less scared of them by this point. Once at the Seronera airstrip we met up with a driver from ANG’ATA Camp in a…
Ndutu: My First Day In Africa
After approximately 29 hours of travel I arrived at Kilimanjaro around 9pm. The airport was shockingly small (or so I thought before I had been to the bush “airports” in the area). It did make customs easy to navigate. I had been a little wary about waiting until arrival to get my visa, but the…
How To Pack For 2 Weeks in a Carry-On; The Story Of A Pinterest Fail.
As I was preparing for my trip to Africa I was inspired by images like this on Pinterest, We’ve all seen them, helpful tips on how to pack and not having to check a bag. Knowing that most of the people I would meet in Africa were going to be significantly more traveled than I,…
Greetings From Africa
I’ve not had the time or internet connection to write anything worthwhile since arriving in Africa, but believe me good things are coming when I get back. Any suggestions on fun things to do with my last few days in Arusha? Save Save…
Travel Planning for the Chronically DIsorganized
I’ve been rather lax in my writing lately due to an attempt at responsible adult travel planning. It’s not exactly my strong suit. I’ll be leaving for my first trip to Africa two weeks from tomorrow! Now, I’m usually more of a “fly by the seat of my pants” traveler. I book last minute, a…
The Surprisingly Unabandoned Brighton Pier
Continuing my cheap U.K. theme, I wanted to talk about the one weird side trip I made while in London. I went to Brighton for a visit to the beach. Apparently I picked an inopportune time to go, because a quick google search for information yields gorgeous pictures of clear skies over a sun soaked…
London in the Summer “Sort of”
If you’ve read my last post, you’re probably pretty impressed with what a travel genius I am for being able to cheaply and directly infiltrate the British people and exploit their travel opportunities. If not, you should go ahead and read that before I admit to all the stupid things I did after making the…
Cheap Flights to the U.K. – 5 steps to save $500
The hardest part of international travel on a budget is getting there. Finding cheap flights can be daunting, especially if you have a job or other obligations to work around and can’t be as flexible on dates. I was faced with this very predicament this summer when invited to London at the most expensive…
10 Haunted and otherwise Spooky Places- Halloween Edition
What better way to finish off a Halloween night than by revisiting some of my more bizarre travels? The following are 10 of the eeriest places I’ve visited. 1- Carnton Plantation, Franklin, TN The subject of my last post, a civil war era plantation that was used as a hospital during the battle of Franklin…
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