Posted on 29 November 2010
Dear GoMad Nomad: Currently I am living in Donostia, Basque Country, with my girlfriend. At the end of the month we are likely to move to Madrid, to hunker down over winter. My problem is that neither of us have more than a tourist visa, which entitles us to only three months in Spain. I remembered that you [...]
Tags: english teaching, Europe, living abroad, Spain, visa, working abroad
Posted on 25 November 2010
The Öresund Bridge connects Denmark and Sweden, crossing from Copenhagen to Malmo to form the longest road and rail bridge in Europe. You can enjoy this view from the Swedish side in Malmo by walking along Western Harbor which is famous for being a 100% renewable energy neighborhood. It takes only 35 minutes to cross the bridge by train, [...]
Tags: bridges, Denmark, Europe, Sweden
Posted on 21 November 2010
By Danielle L. Krautmann As my taxi weaves its way through the streets of Cajamarca, Peru, things look different than they did my last visit. Perhaps it’s because last April, I was a tourist from Lima. This time I’m here to look at apartments. I will be moving to Cajamarca in a month. The taxi [...]
Tags: cultural immersion, living abroad, Peru
Posted on 18 November 2010
Whitby is a picturesque seaside town in Yorkshire, in the northeast of England. There’s an old ruined abby on the top of the hill with great views of the brick row houses and out to the sea. But the best thing about Whitby is the fish and chips, claimed to be the world’s best. Text [...]
Tags: England, Photos
Posted on 15 November 2010
By Noel Lau What is it about languidly cruising down the Amazon River that strikes people as romantic or exotic? Tales from travelers, documentaries and movies have made this boat ride up or down the cafe au lait-colored river a must-do South American adventure. Manaus, Bazil: Your Amazon Adventure Begins Whatever your route is, you’ll [...]
Tags: Amazon, Brasil, budget travel, independent travel
Posted on 05 November 2010
There’s a time and place for most everything. A time for walking amongst midgets and a time for walking in the shadows of giants. The Cordillera Blanca falls into this latter category. Surrounded by 6000 meter peaks, the Santa Cruz trek (a few hours, via public transportation, outside of Huaraz, Peru) is one of those [...]
Tags: Peru, South America, trekking
Posted on 01 November 2010
By Danielle L. Krautmann Have I ever told you how much I love the Jorge Chavez International airport? Well, I love it so much that I try to arrive early. If check in goes smoothly I have time to sit outside the security gate to watch Peruvians say goodbye to each other. Entire families go [...]
Tags: cultural immersion, living abroad, New Hampshire, Peru
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