~ Early Web Links ~

This site redirects to 'ConWanders', a blog hosted on Blogspot that appears to chronicle travels and wanderings. The minimal redirect page at dowler.net points visitors to the main content, suggesting an adventurous personal travel journal.

Notworkrelated is a UK-based travel and photography blog chronicling a 14-month round-the-world adventure plus subsequent family trips to places like Lanzarote, Nice, the Inner Hebrides, and North Wales. The site blends travel narratives with photography, covering destinations across Asia, Europe, Oceania, and the Americas.

Don and Linda Freedman have compiled decades of personal travelogues spanning Europe, South America, and North America, with trips documented from as early as 1996 through 2019. The site includes practical resources for independent travelers such as packing hints, planning tips, city links, and hotel and restaurant recommendations.

Camp Wireless, built by Koos van den Hout, is a directory of campsites across Europe and North America that offer wireless Internet access, making it easy for connected campers to plan trips without going offline. The site includes articles, links, GPS waypoints, and Google Earth integration to help visitors locate and evaluate Wi-Fi-friendly camping spots.

Andy and LuAnn document their extensive travels across the US and abroad, with trips spanning Spain, Belize, Mexico City, the UK, and Germany logged over nearly a decade. The blog captures destinations, photos, and personal milestones from a couple who clearly love exploring the world together.

ReiseSpuren is a German-language travel site featuring photo galleries, blog posts, and travel reports spanning 16 countries across 4 continents. Visitors can explore world travel photography and firsthand trip accounts from a globetrotting duo who document their adventures from destinations around the globe.

Expedition 360 documents Jason Lewis and his international team's historic human-powered circumnavigation of the globe, covering over 45,000 miles by bicycle, kayak, rowing, skating, and a pedal-powered boat between 1994 and 2007. The site chronicles one of the last great firsts in exploration while also highlighting the team's climate advocacy and UNESCO educational partnerships focused on environmental stewardship.

Balkanology, created by Alan Grant, is a comprehensive travel guide to Southeast Europe covering Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, and more, archived from its active years between 2006 and 2016. Visitors will find country-specific travel tips, recommended guidebooks, a FAQ, and an introduction to the remarkable cultural and geographic diversity of the Balkan region.

Built by a traveler who spent a decade living across Southeast and Central Asia, this site catalogs the most common scams tourists encounter, from fake monks and jet ski schemes to counterfeit currency and gem store cons. Each scam gets its own detailed entry with photos, making it a practical and eye-opening guide for anyone planning a trip through the region.

Avesfoto is a Brazilian birding tour company led by renowned ornithologist Edson Endrigo, offering customized private tours across 22 destinations including the Pantanal, Amazonia, Atlantic Rain Forest, and Caatinga since 2000. Visitors can explore itineraries focused on spotting endemic and elusive bird and mammal species, with English-speaking guides and comfortable accommodations throughout Brazil's diverse biomes.