I’ve enjoyed watching your journey and have learned so much from you both. Thank you for the inspiration over the years. If you could have changed something along the way that could have helped with the burn out earlier, what would it have been?
I think the main way to fight travel burnout is to travel slowly. This is what we've been doing and likely the reason we last so long. Now we'll be traveling even more slowly, eg staying in Canada half the year and heading somewhere warmer for the other half.
Congrats! We appreciate all your tips and also love that you were willing to share the challenges of full time travel. We’ve been on the road for 18 mos and sometimes wonder what the heck we are doing😃. Maybe we will see you in Canada one day!!
I will miss your videos and you two and the pups. I've been following your travels for pretty much all of your four years. I've watched you go from your kind of awkward video presence in your earliest videos to very polished travel vloggers. You've introduced me to destinations I didn't know about (Albania) and you traveled to places I was checking out too (Ecuador). I ended up in Setúbal, Portugal, where I live now. I watched your Portugal videos and wanted to say, come south, you'll love it here where there are no tourists. Like I said, I'll miss you two. Thanks for all the adventures and the hours of wonderful videos that helped me stay sane during the pandemic till I could travel again. Enjoy your new house and being home, sleeping in your own bed!
Glad to hear that you eventually saw some improvement over the years! 😂 We had a lot of fun sharing our discoveries and will continue to do so although at a much more relaxed pace.
I’m surprised you lasted this long. I think I got travel fatigue just watching some of your videos. The benefits of a home life in a home country are underestimated. Enjoy your new home life.
Great read thank you. I'm experiencing this same privileged problem. 7 years on the road before I finally felt tired and taking a break. After so much reflection, I also feel now the desire to settle somewhere. But I also know I will always crave a visit to a new country. But that's life, time passes, things change. We move forward the best we can.
Quite an accomplishment that you managed seven years! We found four years to be exhilarating but also very exhausting. Like you, I'm still looking forward to seeing new countries and experiencing new cultures but now I finally have a place to come home to in between.
I’ve enjoyed watching your journey and have learned so much from you both. Thank you for the inspiration over the years. If you could have changed something along the way that could have helped with the burn out earlier, what would it have been?
I think the main way to fight travel burnout is to travel slowly. This is what we've been doing and likely the reason we last so long. Now we'll be traveling even more slowly, eg staying in Canada half the year and heading somewhere warmer for the other half.
Congrats! We appreciate all your tips and also love that you were willing to share the challenges of full time travel. We’ve been on the road for 18 mos and sometimes wonder what the heck we are doing😃. Maybe we will see you in Canada one day!!
It's not an easy lifestyle but I'm sure you're also having some incredible experiences...in between all the travel burnout 😂
Thank you so much for sharing your travel experiences with us. It was a true privilege. Best of luck in your home base. It all makes sense.
Thanks so much! We really enjoyed the past chapter and we're excited to see what comes next.
I will miss your videos and you two and the pups. I've been following your travels for pretty much all of your four years. I've watched you go from your kind of awkward video presence in your earliest videos to very polished travel vloggers. You've introduced me to destinations I didn't know about (Albania) and you traveled to places I was checking out too (Ecuador). I ended up in Setúbal, Portugal, where I live now. I watched your Portugal videos and wanted to say, come south, you'll love it here where there are no tourists. Like I said, I'll miss you two. Thanks for all the adventures and the hours of wonderful videos that helped me stay sane during the pandemic till I could travel again. Enjoy your new house and being home, sleeping in your own bed!
Glad to hear that you eventually saw some improvement over the years! 😂 We had a lot of fun sharing our discoveries and will continue to do so although at a much more relaxed pace.
There’s some weird stuff going on in Peru again especially around the Citadel. Tourists have been stranded in Aguas Caliente and Cusco so be aware.
Thanks for the tip! We'll keep a close eye on it.
I’m surprised you lasted this long. I think I got travel fatigue just watching some of your videos. The benefits of a home life in a home country are underestimated. Enjoy your new home life.
And sometimes I got travel fatigue from looking back at our videos! Hard to believe how much ground we covered in four years.
I've enjoyed your posts and videos. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful advice and information. Good luck on your new chapter.
Great to hear that you got some value from our content! We really enjoying creating it and connecting with new people as a result.
Pretty realistic. Hard to sustain that lifestyle.
It is indeed! But we managed four amazing years.
We started at 60 three years ago and plan to settle back down by 65.
Sounds like a sensible plan. You'll have seen a lot of the world by then.
Great read thank you. I'm experiencing this same privileged problem. 7 years on the road before I finally felt tired and taking a break. After so much reflection, I also feel now the desire to settle somewhere. But I also know I will always crave a visit to a new country. But that's life, time passes, things change. We move forward the best we can.
Quite an accomplishment that you managed seven years! We found four years to be exhilarating but also very exhausting. Like you, I'm still looking forward to seeing new countries and experiencing new cultures but now I finally have a place to come home to in between.