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Dollars Lake Ontario
Joined December 2010
📍Copacabana, Bolivia Oh my goodness I have a secret and I can’t wait to tell everyone. Big things are in the works over here so stay tuned! It’s travel related, any guesses? . . . . . #backpackwithme #visittheworld #travelstribe #huffposttravel #exploremoretoday #trave
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What's a travel memory that lives in your head rent free? Making friends with a puppers while looking out over the amazon basin is one of those memories for me. Puyo, Ecuador . . . . . . #thetraveltribe #passportable #travelstoriesworld #passportcollective #shewhowanders #the
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Can’t wait to feel this freedom again 📍Isla del Sol Sunset, Lake Titicaca, Bolivia Ask your Lake Titicaca questions in the comments🙂 . . . . . . #wildernessbabes #womenwhohike #sheexplores #outdoorwomen #radgirlslife #mountaingirls #sheadventures #girlswhohike #girlsv
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The Quilotoa Loop in the high Andes of Ecuador is exceptional. If this isn't on your bucket list, I am literally mad at you. No, but really. While this photo might not be a spectacle. It was taken 4 days after we started our trek through the high Andes in Ecuador. Up and down c
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💭Remembering those pre-pandy sunny days spent on 📍Taquile Island in Peru 💉Just booked my second vaccination and so excited and hopeful to see parts of the world open up again. . . . . . . #dametraveler #wearetravelgirls #damestravel #darlingescapes #womenwhoexplore #tra
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Quilotoa, Ecuador This affordable multi-day hike includes some of the best hostels and meals I have had in Ecuador. You don't need to enjoy the trek through a tour company, it is accessible and easy enough to plan on your own. The best part? It ends at this turquoise volcano cr
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Same shirt, same boots, same plaid (Canadian) flannel wrapped around my waist. Welcome to backpacking and its realities. I don't mind wearing the same clothes for 3-6 months at a time. I guess it can get a little boring, things can get a little stretched out and beaten up, but
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Colca Canyon, Peru I always was a sucker for a desert. I am also a sucker for the mountains. Colca Canyon gave me the best of both worlds. Beautiful mountains in the distance, a steep uphill ascent and that desert weather and flora, which I just can't seem to get enough of. Prob
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Staying healthy on the road. Well this is more of a mission than you'd think. How has your experience been when it comes to traveling and fitness? I'm not saying the travellers life doesn't coincide with fitness, it's just that...it doesn't. Hostel's either don't have the room f
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When Covid ends, are you preparing travel? Maybe all of this time at home living in our weird pandy parallel universe has inspired you to take life by the horns and get out there and travel. The alternative is that you're more afraid to travel than ever... but let's go with the
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Whats in my backpacK? Ok I admit it, quality hiking gear can make your experience that much better. I watched G hike through Quilotoa in a cotton shirt that literally crusted into a plank every night. A bit rough to put back on the next morning. If I know one thing, I am not do
Hostel Life tips: I have always been a morning person, but living in Hostels has taught me to enjoy them even more. Hostels are always such a party, and are filled with so many new people. Think about that? New people, everyday. It's chaos. Absolute chaos. New conversations, peo
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6 fun facts about Arequipa! For your next trip to Peru...of course. 1. The Plaza de Armas is made out of white volcanic sillar. The city really is one with it's volcanoes. 2. The Cathedral is the biggest in all of Peru 3. The largest organ (donated by Belgium) in South Americ
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When you decide to travel next, depending on your vaccination opportunities and your health in regards to COVID. What will you look for? Will you be looking to enter a country that does not require a 2 week quarantine? Do you mind taking a 2 week quarantine before and after the
This picture was snapped in the Plaza de Armas of Taquile Island. An Island on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca that is popular for those wishing to do a homestay. Basically everyone who visit's Lake Titicaca via Puno ends up here. BUT DID YOU KNOW It was once (1821) used as
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Replying to @TikTokSupport
@TikTokSupport an account stitched my video giving really dangerous advice that might hurt someone. The next videos talk about dead babies. It was reported but i don’t think the immediate AI recognized it. Now I have hundreds of race related comments coming my way from the stitch
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The comments in that video are literally full of people supporting the idea of Americans getting killed. Laughing at the people getting killed as a result of the advice given. It’s disgusting to see this intensity of hate speech on the app
In my polls last week, you guys voted that you were interested in what I bring with me while traveling! So Let's make that a thing. So...Whats in my backpack If there is one thing that I don't ever want to mess up when packing for a long trip...or any trip. It's shoes. I don't F
What is slow travel? and is it something you would be interested in? Slow travel is a movement which emphasizes connection and intentional engagement in authentic experiences. Slow travel relies on the idea that these experiences are meant to educate the traveler and cause an a
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Colca Canyon is the 2nd deepest canyon in the world, and a trek I would do again. There are so many hiking routes for exploring Colca Canyon, that when I planned my first trek, I was overwhelmed. I ended up taking one of the Western Loops which is: Cabanaconde>Llahuar>San Galle>
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