by Leslie Garrett | April 30th, 2010 | 5 Comments
topic: Eco Travel, Green Living, Personal Growth | tags: activism, childhood, exercise, experience, feet, packing light, running away from home, the open road, travel, vacation, walking, WeekendWalk.com

My feet have served me well.
Although I wasn’t an early walker, I have always been an enthusiastic one. Family lore has it that I was tied like a dog to a stake in the backyard because I was such a dedicated wanderer. Living close to a river meant that my trailblazing could lead me to trouble, so my mother kept me tethered. I maintain that she could have simply kept an eye on me but, it being the ’60s and all, perhaps that would have cut into her cigarettes and activism.
by Wendy Worrall Redal | December 9th, 2009 | No Comments
topic: Eco Travel, Green Living | tags: air travel, baggage, Eco Travel, holiday travel, how to pack light, luggage, packing, packing light, packing tips, packing-light tips, plane travel, travel

In this era of relentless airline cost-cutting, it’s tough enough to fly these days, let alone during the holiday season when long lines, crowded planes and winter weather up the hassle factor. On top of those frustrations, almost every airline has now instituted a checked-bag fee, typically about $20 per bag each way.