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moderator: Troy the Traveler This group is for people who love to Travel. I became a Travel professional so I could meet other people all over the world.
It allows me to keep busy and lower my stress. Travel is fun to me and it does'nt feel like work. So join up and we will talk and travel together.
Troy The Traveler.
Have you ever traveled on the old mother road, route 66? It is truly an experience you won't soon forget. Although there are only a couple hundred miles left of this once well traveled road, it still leads to some well remembered old towns. Although I haven't traveled the more eastern parts of old 6 »
I'm on the verge of moving to Spain, buying land, and starting a business. This past summer, I spent 5 weeks in a village I "found" three years ago. This time convinced me to move there. Within 5 weeks, I made friends, found a place to live, and wasn't looking to drive elsewhere to find things to do »
I started a new discussion with the title Seattle thinking maybe people would like to talk about Seattle and the San Juan area before your trip. I've only been to Seattle once, and briefly so I'm no help! I went down there from British Columbia, for a day, to see if it might be a city I'd like to li »
Wordbird...What is the name of that little town? I've never been to Europe but hope to get there in 2008. One of my life dreams has been to live in Europe for a year (probably after I retire) and I've thought that I would love to find a little town in France (has to be near the water becasue I love »
I wanted to stay in a small town in southern France. It had an open air market, mountain air, the sea was not far, there were painters and museums galore, the streets were brick, the food was simple and delicious, there were climbing hills nearby and a special fast train went into Paris several time »
