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 Ann McCarthy |
I am a grandmother of four and have travelled independently to many countries since retiring but for the past 4 years I have been returning to Uganda I have helped a small community in the south west Uganda to open a Guest House that is suitable for volunteers to stay awhile - and then help in the local schools, our own nursery school and with womens groups in the area. I am now actively looking for volunteers to go out there - and be sure that any money they spend - either at the Lodge (£50 per week for full board & accommodation) will stay within and ultimately help that community See www.ugandalodge.com |
 Eric Monkaba |
I played the corporate game for a while, but found myself spending more time planning holidays than I was on my PowerPoint presentations. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to leave it behind and try something new for a while. I have been living in and around the Middle East for almost five years, involving myself in Arabic language studies, non-government work, and tourism (both being a tourist and leading tours). I am the founder of Backpacker Concierge ([web link], a travel consultancy based in Egypt and am passionate about the region I have chosen to live in and am excited to share it with you all. |
 Gabrielle |
I have 2 very complementary addictions: travel and photography, that's why this website of all the ones I visited seems to me the most appropriate. I hope through it to exchange tips and secrets about travel and photography. I like travel in all shapes and fashion- except maybe package tours on the Costa Brava!- My favourite trip of all times was when years ago, my husband and I drove a land-Rover all the way from UK to Delhi and back. Pity that in those days I was not taking pictures and I did not write a diary. Memories fade! what I find most gratifying now are travels for a cause like trekking in the Moroccan Sahara for Médecins du Monde, running in Senegal for La Sénégazelle, or doing some 'community challenge' in Namibia (that's my next 'responsible' trip) for a charity. Africa is an alltime magnet and I always have an African trip planned on the horizon as soon as I come back from one! Africa and deserts are the ultimate spriritual experience for me. The feeling of being as small as one of these grains of sand in the immensity of the landscape is awesome! I love Europe as well, and have so much to discover still of my 'old' continent. I loved walking a week of the GR20 in Corsica in June this year and I loved lazying in an ' Agritourismo' near Verona and going to hear Carmen in the Roman Arena. I love living in Manchester; it's its imperfections that make it so endearing, I think. France is my country of origin and each time I go there I am discovering something new; it is so varied and beautiful! Further afield I would like to visit Mongolia (The Gobi Desert)and go back to Laos and Vietnam where I lived for a while when I was a child. |
 James Post |
I moved to Grenada in 2000 to start a small sustainable resort. I have been going places during my former executive life; this is the nicest spot I could find. People are very nice, there is no racial issue at all, nature is beautiful and varied and violent crime is very low. It's not overrun by tourists. Hikers will love this paradise. |
 Lidia |
I live in Tucson and in the Languedoc (France) about half time in each place. Travel is my passion. I am lucky to have been able to indulge it for most of my life. I dream about South Georgia's albatross colonies. I would love to trek in the Kamchatka Peninsula. |
 m khan |
I am from Pakistan. have been living in Sheffield for 40 years. I have not travelled much except back to Pakistan, New york and Spain. i would love to go on a safari. I dream of taking one of the many wonderful trips that responsible travel offers, but cant afford it at the moment |
 Mark Camilleri |
My problem is that I love too many things in life. I have lived in Malta, Germany, England, Wales and now Sicily. I have raced cars, bikes, speedboats and horses. I love things ranging from quietly observing nature to wild and noisy events. Life is beautiful for its diversification and if one gets too obsessed on just one aspect of it, that means losing out on the others... |
 Mark Chapman |
I work in community based tourism in Ethiopia, and have done guiding to different parts of the country. I spent 5 years backpacking round parts of the globe and fell in love with Ethiopia then. |
 Merise |
 Naeem Safi |
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