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Blogger Tribe (Public Tribe)

Being a long term overlander, being 24/7 on the road finding your way around places that you don't know, meeting local cultures, learning new languages, roadside fixes and mechanic workshops in backside alleys is no mean feat. But also maintaining a website or blog makes it even harder for us. Not having access to internet for long periods of time can affect working conditions.

This tribe want to share advice and stories about our experience to help those who haven't done it before or maybe have but are still learning.
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Landcruising Adventure's Homemade Hummus

It may not be the most attractive looking food, but it is among the most delicious ones: a creamy food dip or spread made from chickpeas called hummus. It originates...
7 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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The 2017 Sapporo Snow Festival in Hokkaido (Japan)

This year, Sapporo's Snow Festival was held for the 68th time. I saw photos of mind-blowing snow sculptures of earlier festivals on the Internet and told Coen we were...
7 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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Travel Information on Venezuela - Border Crossing, Money Matters, Roads & Road Maps, and More

Here it is: an overview with practical information on the first part of our journey in Venezuela.Traveled Route (March - April 2015)From Colombia (Puerto Ayacucho) to...
9 years ago   Blog Content   Stats
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Coen Wubbels @ Landcruising Adventure
Coen Wubbels @ Landcruising Adventure 9 years ago
Thanks Claudia, just reading this now, as we are not online a lot... I'm not saying you shouldn't trust your Venezuelan friends, but I would strongly suggest you ask recent travelers, not residents for honest advice.
Claudia Tavani
Claudia Tavani 9 years ago
I hope to make it there one day. I wanted to go in 2014, then the political situation was so bad that even my Venezuelan friends told me I'd better not go. Thanks for your tips. Shared!
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Accommodation & Camping in Venezuela

For the first time in our eight-year journey in South America we stayed in a couple of hotels. The combination of not feeling safe to camp in a street in cities, the...
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Get Ready for the Overland Reunion 2015

We’re back in the Netherlands, which means it’s time for our annual Overland Reunion! June 6 /7, 2015 The reunion is for past, present & future overlanders. Don’t...
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