| by Jason | No Comments » | Photo of the Day
During our travels back and forth from Hoboken to Philadelphia we drive on the New Jersey Turnpike. This one day the sky and sunset were perfect for some great photos. Unfortunately, I realized when I started taking pictures, it was mostly of the factories spewing pollution in the air near the Newark International Airport.
Air Pollution on the New Jersey Turnpike
| by Aracely | 19 Comments » | Ecuador, Reflections, South America
Arc de Triomphe (Arch of Triumph) in Paris, France
Ever since I can remember I have absolutely loved the idea of travel. When I was in college I pursued a study abroad program in France and I was hooked on travel for life. I knew then that I would do much more of it in the near future and beyond. Nothing feels more rewarding and educational to me than experiencing a new place, language, people, food and everything that comes along with it. My passion for travel made me want to evoke wanderlust onto others.
The last few weeks we’ve been spending time with a few other traveler bloggers just like us. These are people who are also traveling and sharing their experiences on-line for the world to see. By writing, taking photos and sharing videos, we are all naturally encouraging others to travel to the places we have been or places they have always dreamed of. The point is, the message we all have for others is to get out there and travel.
During our time together we’ve been sharing travel stories, favorite and worst places visited, itineraries and opinions. After a few days full of conversation, I began to notice a few patterns surrounding what we were all discussing. (more…)
Paris on the Cheap:
Ah Paris, the city of lights… the city of love… the city of backpackers? This nicknam... 2 comment(s) 
How Bloggers Should Set Advertising Rates: Indie films, indie music and now indie bloggers. That's right, we are independent bloggers s... 28 comment(s) 
Discover Quito Ecuador: Quito is the capital city of Ecuador and stands 2,800 m (9,186 ft) above sea level, making Quit... 18 comment(s) 
Belize Adventure Travel Destination:
Despite bordering major countries on the backpacking trail (Mexico in the north, Guatemala ... 13 comment(s) 
10 Weird Things From Latin America: One of my favorite things about traveling is being humored by things that seem strange or awkwa... 51 comment(s) 
Choosing the Right Backpack:
A backpack is the most important piece of equipment you will own during your travels. Thin... 8 comment(s) 
Can Blogging Pay For My Travel?:
For those preparing to travel long-term, blogging is almost becoming an expected component ... 45 comment(s) 
Visiting Lost City of Petra on a Budget:
I’ve always found traveling through the Middle East on a budget an easy feat. With many... 17 comment(s) 
NYC Marathons:
I attended my first NYC Marathon, while Aracely ran in her first NYC Marathon. This was ... 11 comment(s) 
Inti Raymi Festival In Cusco Peru: Inti Raymi Festival is the largest festival in Cusco and lasts one full week. The festival ta... 10 comment(s) 
Photo of the Day: Dali Desert in Bolivia: Our 4-Day Tupiza to Uyuni tour in Bolivia, South America was filled with unique landscapes. We captured snow capped moun... 
Photo of the Day: Nature in Torres del Paine Patagonia: Torres del Paine National Park (Parque Nacional Torres del Paine) is a national park encompassing a mountains, glacier, ... 
Photo of the Day: Gamez Islands in Panama's Pacific Coast: The Gulf of Chiriquí is a part of Panama that encompasses Coiba National Park and Golfo de Chiriquí National Park. T... 
Photo of the Day: Grays Peak Colorado Mountains: Grays Peak - 14,270 feet
Often referred to as a 14er, Grays Peak is just outside Denver, Colorado and provides a great ... 
Photo of the Day: Nevado Salkantay Peruvian Andes: Salcantay (Nevado Salcantay) or Salkantay (Nevado Salkantay), Sallqantay in Quechua is the highest peak of the Cordiller... 
