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WWOOF: A cheap, eco-friendly way to travel, except in China {Gadling}
Oct 16th 2009 5:50PM MOODY75,
I'm glad to hear that you had a positive experience with WWOOF, despite not working on any organic farms! I understand that the cultural exchange is definitely a huge part of WWOOF, but the farm work is just as important to me. At any rate, knowing that it worked out for you makes me feel a bit better about (and a little more open to) the less-rural options in China.
10 Passengers we love to hate: Day 1 -- The Escalator Obstacle {Gadling}
Jun 2nd 2009 7:53PM Same problem on the freeways in the US.
SkyMall Monday: Wine Glass Holder Necklace {Gadling}
May 26th 2009 3:01AM I think I have to have this.
Only in Alaska: Welcome to the 49th state {Gadling}
May 18th 2009 6:57PM Come up and visit! This summer is going to be awesome....
Blogger Sean McLachlan {Gadling}
May 14th 2009 6:03PM Welcome, Sean!
Cool Lust-Collazo photo exhibition in Havana {Gadling}
May 6th 2009 6:56PM A friend told me about these cars and it makes me want to go just to see them before the country changes. Thanks for this!
How I keep my backpack organized {Gadling}
May 5th 2009 1:24PM Thanks for the comments.
I used to use ziploc baggies, but found that they fell apart on long trips. I still pack a few for toiletries and whatnot though.
I've always wondered about the vacuum seal bags. Are they easy to pack and unpack? And do your clothes get wrinkled? They seem great if you're not getting into them every day, but I could be wrong.
How to survive your next bumpy bus ride {Gadling}
Apr 3rd 2008 3:39PM I had a similar experience in Cambodia as well, only my ride was the back of truck instead of a bus!
Is this the most interesting thing Missouri has to offer? {Gadling}
Mar 23rd 2008 12:11AM This post made me laugh out loud. So where's the world's first largest collection?
Wikitravel to publish hardcopy editions of its guides {Gadling}
Feb 20th 2008 1:50AM The bummer is that the writers work for free. Not good for those of us in the guidebook-writing industry!
