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Working out for the Pacaya!
For many reasons, but mostly to be more fit to be able to do some trekking and hiking on my upcoming travels, I decided to start working out, mostly focusing on cardio-vascular exercises routine. READ...
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It’s really quiet in here!
Hey everyone! I know it's been rather quiet these past few weeks and I certainly hope to rectify that situation soon enough! READ MORE...
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Profession: Unicorn Blogger…?
Photo : Julie Paha As humans, we have this natural, overwhelming need of labeling things… and people. So I recently started wondering about what label(s) I carry, as a blogger. Am I a travel blogger?...
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Why I (Mostly) Travel Solo (Part 2)
When I started drafting a post explaining why I travel solo, I never expected to have THAT MUCH to write… so I thought that I would break it into 2 parts, to make it an easier read! (In case you...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BLOG! 4 Years Already…
Last Sunday, The Plus-Size Backpacker turned FOUR! Happy birthday, blog! At that age, a blog is a bit like a late teenager/young adult: it knows relatively well where it’s heading but remains open to...
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Plus-Size Backpacking… in Bulgaria !
In case you missed the announcement on Facebook 2 weeks ago… I am thrilled to announce that I will be heading out to Bulgaria for some plus-size backpacking next September! Nessebar It’s not my first...
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10 Versatile Clothes You Should Pack
Versatile clothes are the key to packing light and strategic. Here are a few tips to help you pack light – and pack wise – for your next adventure… 10) Floppy, Army Style, Wide-Brim Hat (with a cord...
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Plus-Size Bulgaria: Vratsa (Враца)
“Plus-Size Bulgaria: Vratsa” is the 2nd post of a series dedicated to my recent trip to Bulgaria. In a little less than 3 weeks, in September and October 2017, I have been around this country and...
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When I started drafting a post explaining how I came to adopt solo travels, I never expected to have THAT MUCH to write... so I thought that I would break it in 2 parts, to make it an easier read! ►►►...
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Last Sunday, The Plus-Size Backpacker turned FOUR! At that age, a blog is a bit like a late teenager/young adult: it knows relatively well where it's heading but remains open to change if opportunity...
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In case you missed the announcement on Facebook last week... I am glad to announce that I will be heading out to Bulgaria next September! It's not my first time in Eastern Europe, but it's the...
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"Plus-Size Bulgaria: Vratsa" is the 2nd of a series of posts about my recent trip to Bulgaria. In a little less than 3 weeks, in September and October 2017, I have been around this country and...
View ArticleTravel Cheap: Guatemala
Guatemala, "the land of trees" in the Mayan language, will satisfy everyone, from the adrenaline-crazed adventurers to the most relaxed, slow-paced tourists. ►►► The post Travel Cheap: Guatemala...
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For many reasons, but mostly to be more fit to be able to do some trekking and hiking on my upcoming travels, I decided to start working out, mostly focusing on cardio-vascular exercises routine. ►►►...
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Guatemala, "the land of trees" in the Mayan language, will satisfy everyone, from the adrenaline-crazed adventurers to the most relaxed, slow-paced tourists. ►►► The post Travel Cheap: Guatemala...
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For many reasons, but mostly to be more fit to be able to do some trekking and hiking on my upcoming travels, I decided to start working out, mostly focusing on cardio-vascular exercises routine. ►►►...
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