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THE ADVENTURER'S GUIDE TO EARLY RETIREMENT
A COMMON SENSE APPROACH
BILLY AND AKAISHA KADERLI

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Best Walking Cities Finder has reviewed the 10 biggest cities in each state to see how they rate for walking. Based on dozens of criteria including walking commuters, green space, safe streets, mass transit availability and number of cars per household.

Boat living Find out everything you ever wanted to know about the process of moving aboard a boat. If you are wondering what it is like to work from your boat, check out his floating office information. Have questions? Email Robert Doty.

Living Car Free Carfree cities, details, forums, books, links and more.

Magic Bus New Zealand's trusted transportation for backpackers and independent travellers. You choose where you start, where you stay, how long you take and what you do.

Orienteering is the sport of navigation with map and compass. The object is to run, walk, ski, or mountain bike to a series of points shown on the map, choosing routes — both on and off trail — that will help you find all the points and get back to the finish in the shortest amount of time. Great exercise and lots of fun!

Race Walk for race walking information, and workout information that anyone can learn. Or check out the map-and-compass navigational sport of orienteering. Get outdoors, get in shape, feel better and save a little cash on entertainment costs!

Walkscore Find a walkable neighborhood or find the rating of your own neighborhood. You lose weight each time you walk to the grocery store. You spend less money on your car—or you don't own a car. When you shop, you support your local economy. You talk to your neighbors. Check out a real estate Walk Score Tile

Wikipedia List of Car Free Places to Live around the world.

       

Billy and Akaisha continue to journal and photograph their world travels.

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