Transportation love

When traveling, I usually consider the actual form of transportation just a means to get where I’m going. Certainly, there have been experiences that stand out, but for airplanes, buses and cars—it’s usually snooze city. Hours spent on planes or most wheeled vehicles are like pressing the pause button on my trip. I’m not here,...

Posted by | Comments Off on Field guide: Denver, Colorado in the fall  | September 2, 2016
Category: North America

Eurolines: Budget travel options in Europe

Recently here in Vagablogging we talked about train travel in Europe , and the pros and cons of certain money saving options. Every year it seems like it gets harder and harder to travel Europe on the cheap. For those travelers looking for a way around those heavy train ticket prices, you might want to...

Posted by | Comments Off on Field guide: Denver, Colorado in the fall  | September 2, 2016
Category: North America

Modes of transportation

Horses, camels, elephants, dog sleds, and rickshaws. Bicycles, scooters, motorcycles, and Segways. Airplanes, helicopters, zeppelins, and hot air balloons. Cars, buses, boats, and ferries. Trains, cable cars, monorails, and funiculars. How many modes of transport have you used? Our own two feet are the oldest means of transporting ourselves from place to place, and riding...

Posted by | Comments Off on Field guide: Denver, Colorado in the fall  | September 2, 2016
Category: North America