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In November, Richard Stupart is setting off on an overland adventure from Cape Town to Cairo with a twist: he’ll only travel by public transport.

Zishaan Hayath is a talented photographer from India whose blog is a collection of travel journals about trips throughout India and further afield.

Posted by Eric on September 4th, 2009 in Blogs.
Tags: England, India, South Africa, Switzerland, Turkey, USA

501 Places is the daily blog of Andy Jarosz, a creative writer with a flair for short tales from the road.

After living in South Africa for the last two years, Rob and Pol have decided to cycle all the way home to Wales, while raising funds for charity.

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James’ Travel/Adventure Blog
“Eight months ago if you had asked me anything about social networking or Flickr, not to mention Twittering, you would have received a blank stare of ignorance.” writes James Handlon in his first blog entry. Much has changed over those months as James has written about his trip to India and hiking around the United Kingdom. His adventures are just beginning.

Phil in the Blank
Phil Paoletta was a school teacher in Washington D.C. when he decided his batteries needed a bit of recharging. Having studied in Ghana a few years ago, Phil finds himself back in the country. His site is a mix of his journey, the music he creates and collects, and stories of the people he has met along the way. Whether he will stay or move on is up in the air but isn’t that is part of the joy of travel?

Raising Miro on the Road of Life
It’s been a year since Lainie and her son, Miro (then age 10), began their quest to live more simply on the road of life. Career burn-out, long hours, a failing economy and dwindling mother-son time aided in the decision to embark on this journey. Their website is a combination of blogs and podcasts that are truly inspirational.