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Travel passionista here, supporting women of youthful spirit to get out and see the world on their own. Ageless Wanderlust offers tips, insights, and other info for all types of travelers.
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I had a plan for Tuscany. Tuscany had notes. (opens the original)
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Imagine us sitting in a coffee shop drinking our espresso drinks and chatting. This audio is just like listening to me natter on without letting you get a word in edgewise.Every trip, I learn something about what works for my travel. Return my passport in the same place every time so I don’t lose it. Remember that traveling between places needs to be assigned a full day. Stay overnight upon first arriving over there and take the connecting flight tomorrow. Try not to schedule a stay of only two
A challenging side of solo travel (opens the original)
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Prefer to listen? Think of the audio as the director’s cut: extra asides, anecdotes, ums, and uhs.If you’ve been with me for a while, you know that I am a huge fan of solo travel. I mean, what’s not to love? No negotiations required, no going places that don’t interest me, the ability to change plans in the moment with zero pushback—the list goes on. And I end up meeting a lot more people on my own than I ever did when traveling with someone else.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href
What I missed (so you don’t have to) (opens the original)
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From Third Reich to Tibetan Tuscany (opens the original)
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The stumbling stones of Livorno (opens the original)
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On a walking tour of the city with We Love Livorno, the tour guide pointed to a small brass square in the pavement outside Via Verdi 25 . And there I was, being introduced to yet another historical story that I had been unaware of, like some of the stories of the Allied advance north along Italy’s western coast. They’re coming fast and furious these days.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https
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