Introducing a new series : Vagabonding Field Reports

We here at Vagabonding hope that everyone is enjoying our exciting new crop of regular contributors!

Whether it’s traveling with children, starting off on a first adventure, or learning how to make a living with a guitar, we’re showing that anyone can break the mold. As I to alluded back in January, we’ve got more in store for our growing community of long-term travelers.

Starting this Saturday, we will be introducing a new series of currently traveling vagabonders, sharing their current experiences out and about in the world. Through their Field Reports, you’ll find out what the cost of living is in Argentina, the weirdest thing seen in Paris, or what a typical day in Thailand might be like.

In addition to our excellent regular weekly contributors, we hope that our Field Reports will inspire, educate, and reassure anyone thinking about taking a long break from a routine life to explore their world. This new series will run twice every Saturday!

Please give them a great big welcome in the weeks to come!

Posted by | Comments (4)  | April 4, 2012
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4 Responses to “Introducing a new series : Vagabonding Field Reports”

  1. Chris Plough Says:

    Hey everyone! Just wanted to say hi 🙂

    I’m fortunate to be a part of the Field Reporter group, among some very cool travelers! I can’t wait to read their experiences and share some of my own – good, bad and embarrassing. Until then, have fun!

    –Chris

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  4. Rolf Potts Says:

    Welcome, everyone! I look forward to your dispatches…