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Around the Internet => Mustachianism Around the Web => Topic started by: estar on June 26, 2015, 08:37:41 AM
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The things that are possible when you know you to save!
http://www.drawnabroad.ca/blog-native/2015/6/25/how-you-can-save-money-to-travel (http://www.drawnabroad.ca/blog-native/2015/6/25/how-you-can-save-money-to-travel)
Some mustachians may prefer saving the money instead of traveling, but I say gather those experiences while you're young!
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That's the way to do it! Smart lady.
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This lady is awesome! Love her blog! Thanks for sharing!
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Looks like a great blog, good find!
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Looks like it just started this month (only 10 posts).
Hope it lasts, I'm enjoying it!
This was a good one: http://www.drawnabroad.ca/blog-native/2015/6/24/my-favourite-places-to-travel
(Though the one linked in the OP was the most "Mustachian.")
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Ooh, fab blog, thanks for the recommendation estar!
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Yet another person to live vicariously through for a while. Good stuff.
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she's awesome; wish i could be like her again. i used to be, stay in the cheapest place, eat cheaply; now i'm a travel snob.
i actually didnt feel comforatble staying one nigh a motel 6 last vacation; used to be that was my goto place.
i'll still stay at relatively inexpensive places, but the cheapest place now looks to bad, even though hampton inn is just a likely to get bedbugs in a room as motel 6.
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Good article.
I'm glad I followed this advice when I was in my youth, and got to explore all the places when I was young.
But there are still so many more places I didn't get to explore! Every time I see a 'where I've been' map I realize how much more I'd love to explore the rest of the world. But now, in an inexpensive, slow travel, immersion, sort of way. Not a cheap, quick glance, see everything all at once, sort of way I enjoyed in my youth.
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Thanks for posting the link. I enjoyed reading some of the posts vicariously traveling wishing I had done something similar when younger.
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Glad everyone enjoyed the link. One of my dreams is to take a mini-"retirement" in a country with a lower cost of living. I think we're living in a special time when travel is unusually cheap, so why not take advantage! The costs are too bad when you're not jamming everything into 8 days