RE: Neptune and Venus Go to the River
Cool photos, cool philosophy, and there's a very cool way about you. The photos remind me of The Vilcabamba River in Vilcabamba, Ecuador. You remind me of this place as well. You'd fit right in!
It's the raw food capital of the world. Loaded with nature lovers, spiritualist, and people into raiki and that type of stuff. You'd be right at home. And you can live well there for under $500 a month. I lived there for about a year. But staying in one place for too long is not for me.
I've been living out of a backpack for about 10 years all together. I left the US when I was 20 now I'm 34. I've been back a handful of times. Now I always have more culture shock upon returning.
Also I'm new here on steemit, only a month. After playing around on here and learning the platform....I've decided to stick with a well organized stream of no fluff travel reports. With a rating system and all. I certainly have a tone of info to pull from with my years of travel experience. The encouraging comments I've received have blown my mind. I'm sure you'd enjoy my reports and find the information valuable.
I like what you resteem, write, and share. We certainly share similar interest. I love animals. Dogs over cats any day of the week!
I'll be following you!
Have a great day.
World Travel Pro!
Hey thanks so much! My dogs give me the greatest joy! Ecuador sounds amazing, I'd consider relocating to another country, in fact I'd love to but will likely have to wait until my son is off to college, just 3-4 more years!
Welcome to Steemit, I'll be sure to follow and check out your travels!
~Heather 🐝❤️
That will surely be an exciting time with big changes when your son goes off to college. I'll definitely be able to give you all sorts of idea of where is good to locate when the time is right. Great connecting with you. Now I have to get busy on a report. Going to write up Medellin, Colombia. That certainly was an interesting place.