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The Matador network is one of the most popular series of travel websites about; the network actually consists of different websites all focusing on different parts of travel and is the largest independent online publication. Their latest addition was expanding with their own travel writing school MatadorU. I signed up. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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Percy Button Statue in Perth
Perth has a history of street entertainment down Hay Street and Murray Street. Hay Street now has a permanent one in the shape of Percy Button; a statue of the man from the 1920’s to the 1950’s.
His trademark is performing cartwheels for people waiting in line for the cinema to open for a few shillings amongst his other acts. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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So you just came from South East Asia and are used to spending $4 for a night in a guesthouse, $2 for your daily meals and were happy with the money left in your wallet after a night of liver destruction and tuk tuk rides.
Then you came to Australia to earn some money and almost fainted at the sign ‘Pint of beer, only $7!’
Taking ‘on a shoestring’ to a new level
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Ever since I have been on the road, I have carried a netbook with me. A relatively new phenomenom in the computer/laptop world, netbooks are small laptops primarily aimed at surfing the internet.
A stripped down version of Linux was available in a lot of the early netbooks but the familiarity of Windows XP helped to outsell the linux models, nearly all the new models come with XP now. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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