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3,960 Miles – Vincent Van Goes
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There and Back Again. September 26, 2016. One more beautiful night in Vail. My options were one more night in the most beautiful place I have been or brave 40 mph wilds in Moab. I camped out on piney lake road,. Which was far more secluded and had a better view than my first spot in Colorado. I opted to wake up to this. Next day, Arches. This one looks like a lions head. Camping spot right outside Arches entrance. I miss the mountains. The desert is stark and beautiful, but I belong in the mountains.
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There and Back Again. October 11, 2016. Machu Picchu was spectacular. The mountains in this part of the Andes are not like any I have ever seen in North America. They are like hundreds of spires rising a thousand feet above so that the pinnacles are almost straight up, like great green solid tsunamis. You could hurt yourself gazing up at the summits from the bottom of the valley in Aguas Calientes. After 14 hours of sleep we hopped the train back to Cusco. Many people in the Cusco region work 10 to 12 ho...
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There and Back Again. October 11, 2016. Machu Picchu was spectacular. The mountains in this part of the Andes are not like any I have ever seen in North America. They are like hundreds of spires rising a thousand feet above so that the pinnacles are almost straight up, like great green solid tsunamis. You could hurt yourself gazing up at the summits from the bottom of the valley in Aguas Calientes. After 14 hours of sleep we hopped the train back to Cusco. Many people in the Cusco region work 10 to 12 ho...
1,541 Miles – Vincent Van Goes
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There and Back Again. September 13, 2016. Yesterday I drove 500 miles across Wyoming. I pulled over and could see all the way to the horizon in both directions. After putzing in the van for 5 mintues, still no one had passed me. I spent the night at the base of Devils Tower. I paid $12 for a camp site, which allowed me access to real bathrooms and potable water. Not showers though. Nothing exceptional happened. Togwotee. At breakfast, some things never change. Here is a better picture. Click to share on ...
3,680 Miles – Vincent Van Goes
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There and Back Again. September 22, 2016. I was a bit disappointed last night when I camp to my came spot and it was a big gravel turnoff. Well, it was an absolutely gorgeous place to wake up in. I love this area. I want to win the lottery and buy a mansion near Vail. Next stop Arches National Park. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). One thought on “ 3,680 Miles. September 24, 2016 at 4:56 pm.
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Bandar Seri Begawan Adventures – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. Bandar Seri Begawan Adventures. November 6, 2015. The Jame’asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, the largest mosque in Brunei. I had one more full day in Bandar before heading off to Malaysia again. There were a few more sights to take in, some friends to meet, and a pizza to taste. This is Brunei, part 3: Adventures in Bandar! When Jay picked me up from Burger King after my jaunt in the Temburong district. My Last Day, For Now. This was a dish with striking American resemblance. Fried, bonel...
Brunei – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. Bandar Seri Begawan to Miri. I think that most people go the other direction, moving East across Borneo. I started in Kota Kinablu, visited Brunei, and then headed further west. To visit Gunung Mulu National Park, I had to stop in Miri, Malaysia, and fly to the national park. This is a short post about how one can follow in my footsteps. November 13, 2015. November 13, 2015. Bandar Seri Begawan Adventures. November 6, 2015. How To Get To Temburong District, Brunei. November 5, 2015.
Macau – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. Hong Kong Disneyland Day and A Macau Day. I really wanted to go to these two major attractions near Hong Kong. Disneyland because, well, it’s Disneyland. Macau because it’s another passport entry and the Vegas of the East. I didn’t, however, want to go alone to either. September 15, 2015. October 16, 2015. Like Feet of a Nomad on Facebook! Feet of a Nomad. How (Not To) Go Through Indonesian Customs. How to Get Free Souvenirs in Kuala Lumpur International Airport. One Week in Kuching.
Philippines – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. Two Days in Manila. I left Hong Kong behind with a handful of memories and new friends. From there, I found a pretty cheap flight to Manila, Philippines. I didn’t have a lot of time there and was therefore not expecting much, but through Couchsurfing I was forced into a considerably better stint than was expected! September 28, 2015. September 28, 2015. Like Feet of a Nomad on Facebook! Feet of a Nomad. How (Not To) Go Through Indonesian Customs. Burning Time in Kuching, Malaysia.
Taiwan – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. One Day in Taipei (On a Budget). My time in Taipei was short-lived, however, because I was merely experiencing a layover. Even so, Taipei threw the best it had at me. August 29, 2015. August 29, 2015. Like Feet of a Nomad on Facebook! Feet of a Nomad. How (Not To) Go Through Indonesian Customs. How to Get Free Souvenirs in Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Burning Time in Kuching, Malaysia. Bako National Park Adventure. One Week in Kuching. One Night in Kuching. Where I've Been.
Asia – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. How (Not To) Go Through Indonesian Customs. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Immigration I took my first steps into the Southern Hemisphere, geographically speaking. I had a few more steps before I would be allowed into Indonesia. Read up to avoid running circles around Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Jakarta, Indonesia! June 17, 2016. How to Get Free Souvenirs in Kuala Lumpur International Airport. June 6, 2016. June 11, 2016. Burning Time in Kuching, Malaysia. May 29, 2016.
Hong Kong – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. After my pleasant days with Winston, I had one more full day in Hong Kong. I chose to use this day to see one of the Special Administrative Region’s biggest attractions, The Tian Tan Big Buddha! September 19, 2015. September 19, 2015. Hong Kong Disneyland Day and A Macau Day. September 15, 2015. October 16, 2015. Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak on a Shoestring. September 7, 2015. September 7, 2015. How I Found my Feet in Hong Kong. September 4, 2015. August 16, 2015. August 16, 2015. Gunung Mu...
The Plan – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. What’s In the Bag: Southeast Asia Packing List. So, now you know the plan, and you may be thinking, Dave, how on Earth are you going to do this with only a backpack and a laptop bag? September 2, 2015. September 2, 2015. Where I’m Going: Southeast Asia. August 26, 2015. August 29, 2015. Everything that I’ve worked for the last few months has been for this day. Today, I leave my comfort zone in the dust as I hop on a Boeing and leave even its home behind. August 16, 2015. August 16, 2015.
Visiting Sapi Island – Feet of a Nomad
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Where I’ve Been. October 8, 2015. A bunch of fish in chrystal-clear water. After being introduced to Kota Kinabalu. Or KK for short, I made a plan with Lyn to go to Sapi Island, a small tropical island just off the coast of KK. The islands in that area are known for their beaches and reefs, so I grabbed my cameras and we met up at, you guessed it, Starbucks. The approach to Sapi. It’s on the left. Printed on the back. I wanted to take a picture and put a caption,. Some folks getting off their boat. The b...
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There and Back Again. October 11, 2016. Machu Picchu was spectacular. The mountains in this part of the Andes are not like any I have ever seen in North America. They are like hundreds of spires rising a thousand feet above so that the pinnacles are almost straight up, like great green solid tsunamis. You could hurt yourself gazing up at the summits from the bottom of the valley in Aguas Calientes. After 14 hours of sleep we hopped the train back to Cusco. Many people in the Cusco region work 10 to 12 ho...
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