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Category: Adventure/Hitchhiking/Local Legends

The Life of a Trimmigrant

Posted On December 23, 2016June 8, 2024 By Taycomment

. While hitchhiking around Northern California and Southern Oregon recently, I encountered dozens of nomads thumbing rides on Highway 101, pitching tents under bridges or parking their vans in unused parking lots for the night, cooking organic vegan food on propane stoves, and wandering around towns with small scissors hanging Continue Reading

Category: Adventure/Europe/Free Travel/Hitchhiking

Norway: Living on Excess

Posted On October 10, 2016 By Taycomment

Every August, a number of hitchhikers from around the world gather somewhere in Europe to meet new friends, reconnect with old friends, and celebrate the life of freedom that they have discovered through non-consumerist travel. The location of each Hitchgathering is decided whenever somebody suggests a good spot that fits Continue Reading

Category: Central Asia/Hitchhiking/Post-Soviet Countres

Kyrgyzstan Chapter 2: Hospitality and Generosity

Posted On July 17, 2016 By Taycomment

    Kyrgyzstan, the land of hospitality. A place where simply walking down the street with a smile earns you invitations into people’s homes for shared meals and accommodation. A place where nobody worries that you might be a psycho killer or a robber because you’re a guest to their Continue Reading

Category: Central Asia/Hitchhiking/Post-Soviet Countres

Kyrgyzstan Chapter 1: Initial Interactions

Posted On July 13, 2016 By Taycomment

  Background Traveling in Kyrgyzstan was an experience completely different from anywhere else I’ve been. I mean, not just a cliche “they have different architecture and good food” kind of unique, but this country added a whole new level to my understanding of how people live in this world. Being Continue Reading

Category: Adventure/Ski bumming in Georgia

Adventure Travel Interview

Posted On July 6, 2016June 8, 2024 By Taycomment

This interview was given to me by Sanja, Nina, and Naomi as a project for their tourism class. They contacted me via couchsurfing and asked if I would answer some questions for them. It was a great way to reflect on my thirst for adventure, so I’m posting it here for the world to see, understand, Continue Reading

Category: Adventure/Central Asia/Post-Soviet Countres

April Showers Bring May Powder

Posted On May 30, 2016June 8, 2024 By Taycomment

5:15 AM, Friday, April 29, 2016.   BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP!!!   “Oh shut the…….$@#&! Wake up!”   I rifled through the blankets, struggling to find my phone in the dark to make that horrible noise go away. Having already hit the snooze button twice, I was running late. Lazily, Continue Reading

Category: Post-Soviet Countres/Ski bumming in Georgia

First Impressions from Gudauri

Posted On January 12, 2016 By Taycomment

I stumbled across the border into Georgia without a clue what I was getting myself into or how to even get to Gudauri, the resort town in the Caucasus Mountains in northeast Georgia, where I was going to be a ski instructor for the winter. I’m not talking about Atlanta, Continue Reading

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