March 25, 2013
by Lisa Munniksma
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After two years of long-term, independent travel under my belt, you’d think I’d have this packing thing pretty well nailed. Still, it never fails that the day before I leave, I rush around frantically, obsessing over what to leave and … Continue reading
March 11, 2013
by Lisa Munniksma
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So, I’m more than a month late on this one. (I’ve been kind of busy since I got home, OK?) Again by popular demand, here’s a round-up of the common things you all seem to want to know about my … Continue reading
March 6, 2013
by Lisa Munniksma
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I came off of the train with my 13-kilo rucksack on my back and couldn’t help but beam as I made my way down the jam-packed escalator. I was in the London St. Pancras station—a beautiful train station in what … Continue reading
January 19, 2013
by Lisa Munniksma
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In the U.S., the shortage of large-animal veterinarians is often discussed. Horse people complain a lot about a lack of quality farriers, too–especially a lack of quality farriers who are willing to visit farms that have just a few horses. … Continue reading
January 17, 2013
by Lisa Munniksma
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Apart from getting stung by a wild bee at the farm in Sardinia in November, I haven’t had the opportunity to work with bees on my travels. I love the idea of beekeeping, though, and want to learn more about … Continue reading