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[From the Archives] How Do We Become Better World Travelers?
The Challenges and Ethics of Wandering in the Modern World
22 hrs ago
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Justin S. Bailey
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[From the Archives] How Do We Become Better World Travelers?
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Overcoming A Hard Truth for the Aspiring Wanderer: Accepting the Fact We Won’t See Most of the World
As we age, we are confronted with many of our limitations and are forced to face hard truths. Coming to terms with the fact we won't see most the world…
Jul 11
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Justin S. Bailey
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Overcoming A Hard Truth for the Aspiring Wanderer: Accepting the Fact We Won’t See Most of the World
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Celebrating Two Years of Those Who Wander on Substack!
Cheers to all my subscribers and Happy Independence Day!
Jul 4
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Justin S. Bailey
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Celebrating Two Years of Those Who Wander on Substack!
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June 2025
Gone Travl'n
Colorado and the Rockies
Jun 27
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Justin S. Bailey
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[From the Archives] Adventure as a Mindset
Adventure is a state of being and philosophy of life. Our adventures need not be elaborate or exotic, distant or remote, life-threatening, or foolhardy…
Jun 20
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Justin S. Bailey
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Those Who Wander Open Debate #9
Is the Cost of Travel and Adventure the Primary Barrier to Seeing the World, or Is It Our High Standards?
Jun 13
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Justin S. Bailey
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Those Who Wander Open Debate #9
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Gone Travl'n
A road trip to Michigan.
Jun 6
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Justin S. Bailey
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May 2025
[From the Archives] The Case for Slow Travel and Slow Reading in a Fast-Paced Society
Learning to slow down and appreciate our world is at odds with our culture of expediency but is a critical skill and habit to develop a better…
May 30
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Justin S. Bailey
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[From the Archives] The Case for Slow Travel and Slow Reading in a Fast-Paced Society
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Because It Is There: On Humanism, Francesco Petrarch, and The Ascent of Mont Ventoux
Some find the motivation to wander in the wilderness silly, useless, risky, or mundane. However, a 14th-century letter by a poet reveals that the zest…
May 23
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Justin S. Bailey
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Because It Is There: On Humanism, Francesco Petrarch, and The Ascent of Mont Ventoux
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[From the Archives] The Most Important Human Discovery of All Time—Fire
The discovery and mastery of fire is, without a doubt, the most consequential event in human history and evolution.
May 16
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Justin S. Bailey
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Ethnic Tourism and the Modern Traveler’s Dilemma: What if Your Life Became a Tourist Attraction?
An ethical debate that has challenged the tourism industry for decades remains controversial, but is full of nuance and multiple perspectives worth…
May 9
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Justin S. Bailey
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Ethnic Tourism and the Modern Traveler’s Dilemma: What if Your Life Became a Tourist Attraction?
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Those Who Wander Open Debate #8
Does Travel and Adventure Make Us Less Fearful?
May 2
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Justin S. Bailey
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Those Who Wander Open Debate #8
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