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Something happens to us at a certain point in life. We realize that Time is a precious resource and we don’t want to spend all of it sitting behind a desk. Perhaps we’ve reached a milestone birthday, had a career transition, or the kids have grown and you are freed from doing things according to their schedules. Or maybe you’ve just always wanted to travel and are tired of waiting for a travel partner? Whatever your life change, you have more flexibility to see the world. Join me as I explor ...
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Pros and Cons of Offseason Travel (and how not to be like the Griswolds visiting Wally World)
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S3 Show Notes Template Will always share the goods and the bads with you. Pros and cons to everything, and I don’t enjoy it when people don’t give me a balanced review of anything. First, what is considered off season or shoulder season depends upon your destination… Pros of Off season Travel Pricing Crowds More comfortable temperatures Avoiding “t…
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15 Must-Know Phrases for Travelers to Unlock Any Language Abroad
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Managing Language Barriers S1 E4 For purposes of this broadcast, assume you only speak English. Reality: Reality is that English is understood in most major cities Yes, you can use translation software some of the time, but it will get cumbersome, but it can be tedious, time consuming, and you might not have a great signal, your phone might be out …
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Please note that this podcast description may contain affiliate links, which means I will earn a commission if you purchase an item through my links. There is absolutely no cost to you and it helps me continue the work of the podcast. Also, I am not a paid spokesperson and all opinions are my own. Most people probably know some great solo hikers an…
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Second Act Travels is a ten minute podcast providing travel inspiration and information to those in their second act-- whether as an empty nester or retiree. There's still plenty of life within us, so let's get traveling!By Elizabeth @ Overseasandover50
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Part 3 Walk the Thames Path- Resources To Use For Hiking the Trail
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In this episode of Second Act Travels, host Elizabeth delves into the resources that will enhance your hike along the Thames Path. She recommends the Trailblazer Guide for its comprehensive coverage, Joyce Mackey’s book for solo female travelers, and the visual narratives from 'Hiking with Dave and Barbara.' Elizabeth also suggests using the Nation…
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5 Minutes of Why I Started a Second Act Travel Podcast in the First Place
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Before we get into things, I'm taking five minutes to explain why I started Second Act Travels: Unique place in life as an empty nester or retiree-- with a new-found freedom to travel anywhere, anytime. Second act travelers feel like an underrepresented community in the podcast and blogosphere. Podcasts allow me to share a large amount of informati…
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Save on Travel with Monastery and Convent Stays
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even other places around the world), I always research to see if there are monasteries or convents at which I can stay: Monastery and convent stays include abbeys, religious owned or managed properties.By Elizabeth @ Overseasandover50
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Part 2: Packing List for Walking the Thames Path
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Podcast Episode Show Notes: What to Pack for Walking the Thames Path National Trail Planning to walk the Thames Path? Whether you're tackling the full 200+ mile route or just a scenic section, packing smart is key to a comfortable and enjoyable journey. In this episode, we break down exactly what to pack—from the right hiking clothes to non-hiking …
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