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I get the first and third point but not sure about the rest. I like to think you can have a trip that consists of many things. You can rent an apartment shop in the local markets, meet locals etc, etc, and see the star attractions. Why can’t you shop at local markets and drop into a multi-nationals?
Of course you can have a trip that consists of many things – we’re not telling people how to travel – just relating how *we* like to travel. But if you’re ticking off star sights – which of course most people want to do on their first trip to a destination – you’re not spending time in your local ‘hood, especially in places like Paris, London or New York that have enough sights to keep you busy for weeks. And who feels like cooking after a long day of sightseeing – certainly not me! If you want to go to one of the place that I just mentioned to do the sights and try to get a real feel for a neighbourhood, you’d have to stay at least a month.
Don’t understand your point about dropping into multi-nationals. If you mean global chains of either groceries or clothes, why would you bother when they’re the same in every country?
Thanks for your comment.
I have yet to formulate elocuently all my questions, but in the meantime I would love to tell you that I’m glad you guys are doing what you are doing. Traveling the world, exploring the “realness” of the world and then sharing your experiences with others. I am very eager to read what you have to say about all that you have experienced thus far. And by GOLLY I am so glad that traveling the way you guys are approaching it is possible and someone is actually doing just that. I love the main attractions, yes I am not going to deny that. But immersion in the real culture, the ordinary extraordinary lives of the locals is priceless.
I will definitely be back soon!
Oh and I forgot to say Congratulations on your half way point !
how did you come to choose the properties (more a curiosity than a question)? What do you consider essential when choosing the right holiday home (more a question than a curiosity!)?
I am really looking forward to read your advice and all you mentioned in this post that you are going to write about. Cheers!