Tag: Vagabond
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Rough Living: Tips and Tales of Vagobond
Before ‘van life’ was a hashtag, CD Damitio was living it. In 1996, he traded his TV and VCR for a broken-down VW bus and moved in.
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Vagabonds: Getting Lost Is the Point
Some people travel. Some people wander. And then there are the ones who can’t stop — the ones who gave up everything just to keep moving, who built their lives…
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Liminal Travel: The Spaces In Between
Most travel books tell you where to go and what to do when you get there. This one tells you how to disappear into the spaces in between.
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An Extraordinary Vagabond: Morris Wayne Walker (1945-2022)
Morris the Earth Walker Walk softly in the forest of life, ride on the wings of my love. Float peacefully on the waters of time… – Morris & Lynn Walker…
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Vagabond in a Donut – Barbara Weibel
Barbara Weibel is one of my favorite travel bloggers. Barbara puts the focus on writing incredible posts with sometimes startling insights into the world of travel and culture.
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Amazing Vagabond – Tony Wheeler, founder of Lonely Planet
If you haven’t heard of Lonely Planet, you’ve never taken a trip. Tony and Maureen Wheeler were the founders of this global travel empire which is now owned by the…
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Vagabonding Vagabond Blogger – Our Interview with Rolf Potts
I caught up with the vagabonding vagabond blogger, Rolf Potts, via email and he kindly agreed to answer a few of my questions for Vagobond readers about life, travel, authenticity…
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Vagabond Frontier Writer – Louis L’amour.
Louis L’amour was more than just a prolific writer of Western novels. He was a boxer, a hobo, a round the world traveler, a merchant seaman, a soldier and a…
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Cross Dressing Vagabond – Isabelle Eberhardt
Traveling the world used to be a game that only the men played, but as in all fields, brave pioneers broke out of the Victorian conception of women as meek…
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Desiderius Erasmus – Extraordinary Scholar and Vagabond
by Sofie Couwenbergh Desiderius Erasmus was a scholar and a humanist born around October 27 1466 in Rotterdam. His birth name was actually Gerrit Gerritszoon (Gerard Gerardson), but he Latinized…
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Vagobond House? Maybe….Maybe Not
Is this what mid-life crisis feels like? Or is this just what happens when you aren’t wealthy. A vagabond’s options aren’t as vast as someone more conventional…but still there are…
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Extraordinary Vagabonds – Nearchus the Voyager
Nearchus the Voyager lived during a time when the great shadow of Alexander cast it’s light over all in the world, he would be remembered as one of the great…
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Jack Kerouac
This is an excerpt from my book “Vagabonds: Sometimes Getting Lost is the Point” . It’s available as an ebook for kindle or ebook readers. Over the next several months we…
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Erik the Red
This is an excerpt from my book “Vagabonds: Sometimes Getting Lost is the Point” . It’s available as an ebook for kindle or ebook readers. Over the next several months we…
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Extraordinary Vagabonds: Harry Franck, Pioneer of the Vagabonds
Harry Franck’s willingness to travel with no money, his keen eye for the details of his journey and the societies he recorded (some of which soon disappeared) make him a…
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Silk Road Vagabond – Marco Polo
Going around the world hasn’t always been as easy as it is today. In fact, the great explorers of the past often suffered great hardships to see distant lands. One…
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Revolutionary Vagabond – Che Guevara
World travel was important to Che. Sure, you see his image on all kinds of clueless college kids t-shirts and hoodies and maybe later he was responsible for thousands of…
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John Steinbeck – California Vagabond
Steinbeck wrote of pirates, hobos, Mexican revolutionaries, drunkards, knights, kings, farmers and other unsavory types that have been described by the world as vagabonds. He was accused of being a…
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Jack London – Prince of the Tramps, Patron of Vagabonds
Jack London’s life reads like an adventure novel. From being a vagrant to a pirate to working in the gold fields to learning to surf from Duke Kahanamoku, he lived…
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Vagobond Predictions 2008 – 2021
In terms of Vagobond.com, I”m making a few resolutions and additions that I hope will be beneficial to readers and that will help to make not only your travels, but…
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Vagobond Travel Museum – Snow Leopards and Hammocks
Through the week, I curate the best travel stories I find at Vagobond Travel Media and then each Friday, I bring you the highlights here at the Vagobond Travel Museum.
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Vagobond Travel Museum
Every Friday you can find the best of the web’s travel at Vagobond Travel Museum
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Vagobond Travel Museum
Through the week, I curate the best travel stories I find at Vagobond Travel Media and then each Friday, I bring you the highlights here at the Vagobond Travel Museum.…
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On the Road to Bethany Beach with Yodeling Vagabonds
Brian Leibold sweeps the past into a ride towards the sea.
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Dharbanga, India – Home of the Ramayana
World travel begins with where you live and this guest post from Gunjan Priya highlights one of the most significant cities in India you may have never heard of. Dharbanga.
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