February 1, 2012

Vagabonding Case Study: Maurizio Pedrazzoli

Maurizio Pedrazzoli

toomanymao.tumblr.com

Age: 33

Hometown: Born in Sondrio, Italy. Currently lives in London, UK

Quote: “I believe that a vagabond is a searcher who is looking for answers.
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January 11, 2012

Vagabonding Case Study: The Eatons


 

Caroline and Josh Eaton

www.traveling9to5.com

Age: 26

Hometown: Chicago, IL

Quote: “If you have considered or even dreamed about taking a long-term trip, start making changes in your life NOW to get you toward that goal.
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December 28, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Matthew Karsten

Matthew Karsten

expertvagabond.com

Age: 30

Hometown: Campton, New Hampshire, USA

Quote: “Every day is completely new & different. You have absolutely no idea what will happen to you. I love that feeling.
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December 14, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Ken Anderberg

Ken Anderberg

2bagsandapack.wordpress.com

Age:

Hometown: Asheville, NC

Quote: “I enjoy trying to ‘get by’ in new countries, to navigate everyday tasks without local knowledge or local language.
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December 7, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Shunit Cohen

Shunit Cohen

Age: 33

Hometown: Kibbotz Gadot Israel

Quote: “Attempting to live like a local in Salvador was the most challenging, exciting and fulfilling thing I did to date and it was anything but EASY!.
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November 30, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: The Siracusas

The Siracusas

thesiracusas.com

Age: 35 (Emanuele), 30 (Romana)

Hometown: Siracusa, Sicily, Italy (Emanuele) and Torres Vedras, Portugal (Romana)

Quote: “Every place has a story to tell, you only need enough openness and intellectual curiosity to uncover these stories and delve into them. There are no uninteresting places, only uninterested travellers.
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November 23, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Sarah Muir and Sarah Hasazi

Sarah Muir and Sarah Hasazi

sarahsonashoestring.com

Age: 24 and 25

Hometown: Portland, Maine; Burlington, Vermont

Quote: “We’ve learned to adjust our definition of wealth to mean time and not money, and this was instrumental in the final decision to quit our jobs and take to the road.
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November 16, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Los Fogg

Los Fogg

losfogg.com

Age: 36 and 30

Hometown: Valencia, Spain

Quote: “Take the firm decision of doing the journey first, and everything else will fall into place by itself.
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November 9, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Gary Williams


Gary Williams

garywilliams.co.uk/tag/travel-lifestyle

Age: 40

Hometown: London, U.K.

Quote: “It’s been a radically liberating experience. I feel free to live my life the way I want unencumbered by superfluous ‘stuff’..
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November 2, 2011

Vagabonding Case Study: Conrad and Louisa

Conrad Ferrel & Louisa Lungu

ferrungu.blogspot.com

Age: Conrad – 31; Louisa – 30

Hometown: Calgary, Alberta – Canada

Quote: “Anyone can vagabond and travel – as long as you are committed to spending/saving money for life experiences and not material goods, vagabonding is very possible.
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