Traveling Solo, 6th: Advice and Ideas for More than 250 Great Vacations
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I recently ordered a slough of travel-related books from Better World Books. Mt. TBR is quite tall, but this goes on the top of the heap to be enjoyed later.
I started reading this a while ago, but it was not what I was thinking it would be. The second half of the book was more like what I expected, with ideas and suggestions for coping with traveling alone not just a lust of places to go. But in the end, I didn't feel like I learned a lot about traveling alone.
Journal Entry 3 by 6of8 at Day Of The Book (Street Festival) On Howard Avenue in Kensington, Maryland USA on Sunday, April 16, 2017
Released 6 yrs ago (4/23/2017 UTC) at Day Of The Book (Street Festival) On Howard Avenue in Kensington, Maryland USA
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