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I'll do one in about a year 12months of work in 12minutes Or even 6 ;) For the adventurer with limited time

Hi there! I'm a varied adventurer from bikes to hitchhiking. Been all over the states and a fair bit of African countries. Returning home though always felt off since I'd either have to rent a place and give away money. Or always return and try to find a new place to stay Never having a...

First of I don't plan to go long distances anyway. Slow travel like about 65 miles a day. Also I have no experience with horses at all but that could be an option in the future... My plan to make it more economical is to use used vegetable oil and frying oil. Those sturdy diesel engines can...

that's a pod. Closer to the family of tents and caravans than houses but definitely closer to the straight story! That looks amazing! Keep us posted!!

This is kind of an announcement. An announcement to a public I hope will be more understanding to what I plan to do more than any other regular Jim from the Gym. So here it is! I WILL MAKE A GYPSY WAGON and pull it with a tractor! Call me stupid, naive, overly romantic and I will say yes, but...

Pretty wild man!! I heard a theory once that domestication in dogs came voluntarily from the wolfs themselves. Following human tribes and profiting of the remains of their hunt. With time they were more and more comfortable with humans near them that they eventually became their pets. Living...

It is more than 2 years since I left for my first big adventure and I still recall certain memories sometimes. The trip has made me strong and unafraid to venture into new adventures. The beauty of it all sometimes comes to me in aid and motivates me to continue because I do remember that it...

My horse drinks diesel and biodiesel. I know of the new gypsies in the uk. Horses are an option but not for now... I know of the Roma racial group...

I saw the nomad light in 2014. I took my backpack, walked out of the front door and started hitchhiking. England, Scotland, 1 month in Ireland, 2 weeks in Iceland, 1 month in Canada and 6 months in the US of which 3 months in a canoe rowing down the Mississippi. Now back in Belgium I...

It is good to read a realistic post about this! I would love a dog as a travel companion but I have no idea how it really is to travel with one. I can imagine all the positive effects of a furry nomad but the negative ones are way more useful to hear. So awesome post! Thanks allot