Primal Roots, Kent: The Social Enterprise Changing People’s Lives
Primal Roots, a social enterprise in Kent, are showing how fitness & nature can replace alcohol & drug addiction to build a better future for people.
Every now and then I like to get a little sentimental and write a really personal story about myself (hey, I’m allowed to, right? I think that’s what blogging is about anyway.)
These personal travel blogs are usually about me, my plans, my thoughts, my feelings. I really want to inspire you to do something different on your travels. Hopefully, after reading a few of these personal travel blogs you will be!
With that in mind, here are a couple of our favourite travel blogs. Going back to the beginning of things, this is why I am completely addicted to travelling and a bit of a cheeky one, but this is the 5 times I’ve fucked up while travelling. Enjoy!
Primal Roots, a social enterprise in Kent, are showing how fitness & nature can replace alcohol & drug addiction to build a better future for people.
This is what I (and a few other travel bloggers) miss most about travelling. Bring back the good ol’ days of no phones & laptops, that’s what we want!
After years and years of not knowing what I wanted or where I was going in the world of blogging, I’m finally comfortable with saying I want to be a UK travel presenter!
It’s official! I’m now a Lonely Planet Trailblazer! This post is all about how I became one of the main Trailblazers at Lonely Planet and this is how you can do it too!
After three years I thought it was time for a major update so say hello to An Adventurous World, my new travel blog! Come join me on my biggest adventure yet!
Seriously, if you want to save yourself thousands of pounds and all the stress, don’t make the same travel mistakes as me…
Looking for a unique cocktail that’s the very best of Mexico all in one glass? Then this my michelada recipe that is both spicy & refreshing.
When it comes to Central America there’s a lot of bad advice out there, so here’s what solo travel in Honduras or El Salvador is really like.
It’s time for that age old debate – what is the difference between tourist and traveller? For me, it all comes down to one very important thing.