Legal Nomads | Where culture, food and travel intersect. Featured Posts : Nature's Nurture Homemade Air Fresheners: Essential Oil Reed Diffusers Before we went “green” a few years ago, I think it’s safe to say that I was completely obsessed with commercial air-fresheners. Spray fresheners, plug-in fresheners, scented candles, you name it. Every room in our home had some sort of air-freshening device that left a strong, fruity, cheery scent … Continue Reading Oil of Oregano: Nature’s Antibiotic Have you ever bought something that you heard about from others only to let it sit in your cabinet for what seems like 5 years before you finally get yourself to use it? Paleo Breakfast Muffins with Coconut Flour (Dairy-free Options) Little Monkey’s eczema has been out of control lately, so we’ve been experimenting with different allergy-free food options until we figure out what his triggers are. Top 10 Posts of 2012 This has been such a great year for Nature’s Nurture! Natural Homemade Anti-Itch Remedies Homemade Remedy for Sore Throat and Cough Natural Skin Care: Baking Soda for Blackheads
The independent travel guide for Southeast Asia. Travelfish.org GranTourismo! - The website of globetrotting professional travel writing & photography team Lara Dunston & Terence Carter. Quite Alone | "To awaken quite alone in a strange town is one of the pleasantest sensations in the world" – Freya Stark Phil in the Blank EatingAsia 24 Best Travel Blogs and Websites When we compiled our original list of the 24 Best Travel Blogs and Websites, we thought we were creating an index that would be useful for readers and for ourselves. Little did we know it would become the most popular feature we've ever published. We're doing things a little differently in 2017, asking previous winners of the Blogs & Websites feature to nominate their favorite travel sites. The results give a refreshing glimpse into a tight-knit travel community filled with old pals and new voices. We're excited to present the 24 Best Travel Blogs and Websites of 2017: Off Assignment Recommended by Jungles in Paris (2015 and 2016 winner) Why they love it: It's a platform for reflective travel writing. Why we love it: The Letters to a Stranger section is equally heartwarming and haunting. Fresh Off the Grid Recommended by Sidetracked (2015) Carnets de Traverse Recommended by Classetouriste (2014, 2016) Scandinavia Standard Recommended by The Travelling Light (2015), 12hrs (2014, 2016) Travelfish
Blog voyage d'un voyageur indépendant autour du monde! Vintage Inspired Skirt: A tutorial by Anna of Noodlehead You all know Anna, right? If you do, you know her as soon as we say Anna. If you don’t know her, there are lots of reasons you should. Hey there Crafterhours fans, I’m really excited to be here today! Such an amazing design and I thought it would look amazing on a skirt! And of course this skirt would be just as beautiful with any printed fabric you like as well. Materials: 1 1/2 yards main fabric (I used Kona cotton)1″ or 1/2″ elasticsmall piece of fusible interfacingif side pockets are desired, you’ll need about a fat quarterthread, etc.paint and freezer paper for freezer paper stencil Take your waist measurement:Measure where on your waist you’d like your skirt to sit. Skirt pieces, cut two:W + 1″ seam allowance by whatever length you’d like. For the front flat band piece, cut one:1/2 W + 1″ seam allowance = width of band by 5″ tall [17" wide by 5" tall] Back band piece, cut 1:Same width as skirt piece by 5″ tall [33" wide by 5" tall] Cut elastic:one piece of 1″ elastic: 1/2 W minus 2-3″
Durmitor National Park, Montenegro -- National Geographic Name: Durmitor National Park Location: Montenegro Date Established: 1952 Size: 131 square miles (339 square kilometers) Did You Know? • Highs and Lows Durmitor National Park includes the enormous Durmitor Massif and three breathtaking canyons, including that of the wild Tara River, which is home to Europe’s deepest gorge at 4,265 feet (1,300 meters). • Woods The park is thickly forested with both deciduous and pine forests—including one of Europe’s last virgin stands of black pine near Crna Poda. • Grazing Lands In summer many of the park’s high pastures are home to grazing sheep and cattle owned by the 1,500-some people living within the park and by others in the nearby village of Zabljak. • Mountain Overnights The high plateau can be reached by numerous trails and has three shelters for those who’d like to overnight: a hut, a refuge, and a bivouac. • Climate The park sits in the Dinaric Alps, at a wide range of altitudes from 1,475 feet (450 meters) up to over 8,200 feet (2,500 meters).