Posts Tagged ‘history’

History Buffs Love California’s Columbia State Park

November 1st, 2009

If you want to get an up-close look at what the mid-19th Century California Gold Rush was like, visit Columbia State Historic Park, said to be the state’s best preserved ghost town.

Actually, Columbia is far from a ghost town. Several local business owners are alive and well, thank you, operating park concessions that help re-create the feeling of a town in the Gold Rush era. On any given day you’ll find people all over town dressed like it was still the 1800′s and doing all they can to create the illusion that you are traveling back in time. » Read more: History Buffs Love California’s Columbia State Park

Travel Writing: How to Make Money Blogging About Your Travels

July 12th, 2009
Travel Writing: How to Make Money Blogging About Your Travels

Have you ever wanted to travel the world and make money for sharing your adventures with the world? Using the web and a simple blog, this couldn’t be easier. There are just a few simple, yet hidden techniques for making a healthy income for blogging about your travels.

In fact, the number of underground travelers who hold no jobs, yet make cash for writing about their  travels is growing by the day. We keep our mouth » Read more: Travel Writing: How to Make Money Blogging About Your Travels

Travel Jobs: Why They Suck (and How to Travel and Never Hold a Job)

June 28th, 2009
Travel Jobs: Why They Suck (and How to Travel and Never Hold a Job)

Ever thought of finding a job that would let you travel around the world (or at least a region!) and get paid for it?

Sounds great, right?

In theory, sure. But in reality, holding a traditional ‘travel job’ is oftentimes more frustrating and annoying than holding a ‘regular job.’

Here’s why:

You typically can’t experience the culture, activities » Read more: Travel Jobs: Why They Suck (and How to Travel and Never Hold a Job)