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Dis moi, Celine... | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 17 Nov 2008
C'est moi. Celine. Un personnage qui aime l'aventure, la decouverte, et surtout la nouveaute. Donc un personnage qui deteste la routine et l'ennui! Dernierement, je me suis un peu ennuye dans ma vie, le boulot 9h/17h, la meme ville 3 ans, les memes soirees, ... Read more >
The Minority Report | Stories [37] | Photos [378] | Last Post: 4 Apr 2008
Epic Europe Adventure | Stories [11] | Photos [23] | Last Post: 3 Mar 2011
People and nature | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 12 Jan 2013
Phil and Alli's Excellent Adventures | Stories [5] | Photos [44] | Last Post: 31 Dec 2006
On the Other Side of the Fence | Stories [26] | Last Post: 28 Dec 2014
Light stalking | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 3 Jul 2013
base camp or bust | Stories [1] | Photos [6] | Last Post: 19 Jul 2010
Kifufu: A lesson in humility, love and life | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 30 Sep 2010
I'm Camelia (Ka-meel-ya). My full name is Camelia Mae Montoy and I'm named after my great grandmother Camelia and my great grandmother Mae. I'm a cultural mix of Belgian, French, German, Polish and American Indian and I'm proud of where I've come ... Read more >
Melodies of Morocco | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 2 Jan 2013
Admittedly the light is a little cool, but it was taken in the beautiful village of Asilah, (North Morocco) which is full of winding roads and lanes, and unfortunately the sun wasn’t peaking over the rooftops at this moment. I do however like the calm this portrays…
CMSalemPh | Stories [1] | Last Post: 22 Aug 2015
Traveling through Time | Stories [4] | Photos [11] | Last Post: 4 Apr 2013
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When in Roam | Stories [5] | Last Post: 29 Aug 2011
My name is Chelsey Engel and I'm a travelholic...well, I haven't been many places but I ache to go everywhere. I've been to several U.S. cities including New York City (several times), Washington, D.C. (many times), Philadelphia, New Orleans, Austin, ... Read more >
Memories of Farinata | Stories [1] | Photos [2] | Last Post: 6 Mar 2015
Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride | Stories [2] | Photos [1] | Last Post: 9 Oct 2012
I'm a 3rd Generation Colorado Native that's been on the planet since '83. This is the first time I'm leaving my homestate or the U.S. for that matter for more than a month for the first time in my life. Pretty crazy stuff, but I couldn't be more ... Read more >
Califragilisticospialidosus | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 13 Nov 2012
An adventurer of heart but always limited by frontiers, born in Guatemala with no dreams at all until a falling star gave time the opportunity to fly
Sourcing From the Sea - Fun With Paella | Stories [1] | Photos [3] | Last Post: 21 Feb 2015
An Ex-Shark Diving CEO's Second Act
I consider myself to be one of the lu ckiest fellows ever to have welded up a shark cage and set forth on the high seas of the Pacific to make my fortunes. Well, it didn't quite happen like that, ... Read more >
theExplorer | Stories [1] | Last Post: 9 May 2010
Georgetown | Stories [1] | Photos [5] | Last Post: 26 Oct 2014
Surviving Algonquin | Stories [1] | Photos [2] | Last Post: 14 Oct 2012
Kat shoots. Ellie acts. We travel. Coat Hook Frog Productions.
Wandering Solo at 60 in India, Nepal & Tibet | Stories [8] | Photos [83] | Last Post: 14 Jan 2013
One Step at a Time | Stories [7] | Photos [38] | Last Post: 11 Aug 2011
One thing I loved about Avatar: The Last Airbender was the symbolism of air. Air is the element of freedom; it's hard to trap and it can go pretty much anywhere it pleases.
If I had a power, I wouldn't want super-strength, or fire powers, or anything ... Read more >
adventures of coby+amy | Stories [8] | Last Post: 28 Nov 2007
hello world this is me... Im a young Aussie girl ready to see the world. I love meeting local people + travellers from all over, bridging gaps between cultures, surfing, eating, dancing and laughing. I believe everyone has worth, no matter their social ... Read more >
Girl Gone World | Stories [2] | Photos [27] | Last Post: 13 Jan 2010
Just a girl happily lost in this big ole world.
Forgotten County | Stories [1] | Photos [6] | Last Post: 14 Jan 2013
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