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Review: Along the Templar Trail

Seven Million Steps for Peace, Hiking all the way to the Middle East By Brandon Wilson Along the Templar Trail: Seven Million Steps for Peace is a non-fiction travelogue written by Brandon Wilson, published in 2008 by Pilgrim’s Tales. It is the true story about Wilson, an American, and “Émile”,…

Rajasthan: Houses and Men

Intimate Portaits of Rajasthan India Photographer Tito Dalmau’s latest book, Rajasthan: Houses and Men, presents the Indian state as a vivid kaleidoscope of landscapes and magnificent architectural achievements through images that perfectly display the “terrible beauty” which results from the symbiotic relationship of decadence and dilapidation that characterizes Rajasthan. Formed…

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Travel Journal Tips

Remember Your Roam: Tips and Techniques to Bring Your Travel Journal Alive By Kelly Westhoff I am not a diary buff. My last attempt at keeping a journal ended nearly as soon as it began. I came across the book just the other day. It held three short entries, all…

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Wanderlust and Lipstick: Going Alone

Wanderlust and Lipstick: The Skinny on  Women Traveling Solo By Beth Whitman Wanderlust and Lipstick is an interesting travel guide for women traveling solo. The author writes an informative guideline from women’s hygiene to staying safe to packing to maintaining good health. In Chapter 9: Staying Healthy on the Road,…

Cheap Motels and a Hot Plate

Scenic Attractions, History and Economics

GoNOMAD Book Excerpt:  Scenic Attractions, History and Economics Michael D. Yates’ Cheap Motels and a Hot Plate: An Economist’s Travelogue is an interesting tour guide combining attractions, history, economics, and politics all into one. It is a fascinating read for anyone wanting to work on the road and gain inspiration,…

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The Lost Gold of Rome

The Magnificence of the Visigoths’ Roman Booty (from Chapter 5: The Sack of Rome) “What a gripping and dynamic read! As expected from the title, the fascinating saga of the barbarian king Alaric and his golden hoard occupies a central place in this book, butequally central is the epic story…

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