The Roaming Colt

When you've been on the road traveling, oftentimes you reach a point where you would give anything to sleep in your own bed again. Let's be honest: nothing can compare to a peaceful night at home with your fan on low, favorite pillow under head, and that go-to snuggie wrapping you up. If this sounds all too romanticized, then you haven't spent enough time away from home. As a budget traveler, I have extended my stay at airports for the sake of not spending money on hotel accommodations.  What I've earned from those experiences, aside from saving some cash, is that I have a personal record of airports I could call home and others that are worth paying money to not sleep at. For this installment, here are the best airports I've ever slept at: 1. Denver International Airport If you have a ticket from a certain airport enough, you start to remember the layout more and more. For someone like me with such a bad memory, DEN has become the major airport I am most familiar

 I'll be the first to say, I hate  spending money. It doesn't matter what it's for. I just simply do not like spending money. At this point in life though, I've accepted that  living costs money, and sometimes you need to enjoy that as much as you can because again, you can't avoid it. If I can spend money on something I enjoy, it promotes some good in the world, and it can help out others, I'm much more willing to purchase said products/services.  Today's Deals!  touches on a company that does a little bit of all that. I enjoy their apparel, the company has a good mission, and by purchasing from them you in turn help me ! Nature Head is an apparel company that resonates so much with me, my passions, and this website,  so I thought it might be nice share them with you. Nature Head offers clothing for the adventurer. The exploring spirit can rock their gear when they're outside traveling the world. "Nature Head was created not only to inspire eve

The pandemic has made a lot of things inconvenient. For travel, this virus has only caused problems, complications, and confusion. Due to multiple lockdowns and restrictions, many of us have not been able to go where we want (and when we want to).  While I am by no means a master, I've picked up some tips through my travels and thought this would be an appropriate topic worth sharing. We'll do two focuses here: domestic travel & international travel. I know both don't apply to everyone, so if you're only interested in one type, I've split them up JUST FOR YOU. COVID Travel Tips: Domestic Yellowstone National Park - 2019: No clue who these people were, but there were just so many people there that day I thought it'd be accurate to show the true side of travel. Embrace the American tradition of road trips ! Car-culture is truly a thing in the United States. For decades, Americans have been piling into their automobiles and hitting the open road. While a large

It's never too late for a trip somewhere outside of the Peace Garden State! If you're looking to enjoy some fun in the sun but don't want to break the bank, I've got 3 destinations for you under  $300! Shout out to Kayak for the Deals!  assist. All flights fly out of Hector International Airport in Fargo, ND and start  next  Friday (August 6th)... Las Vegas Always a popular destination for North Dakotans, Sin City is waiting for YOU. Take off from Fargo around noon & enjoy the weekend exploring the strip. Don't get too carried away though! You're flight back to Bison Country leaves bright and early Sunday morning. ~$239-$278 Fort Lauderdale WARNING: This flight option is not for the rookie traveler! Total flight time to  Ft. Lauderdale = 12 hours. Total flight time back from Florida = 21 hours. If you've got a serious itch to get down to Florida and dip your toes in the ocean and  you want to do it for under $300, then listen up. Courtesy of Allegiant

In Part I of What if...Safest Country to Be During a Zombie Apocalypse, we examined five categories worth considering in order to survive. Here in part two, we'll take a look at my own notes & evaluate total scores in order to declare the... Safest Country to Be During a Zombie Apocalypse F) Other considerations - Australia ...What helps this country is that it is isolated. Handle the zombies in Australia, handle the zombies on an entire self-contained continent. Once the initial zombie population is either eliminated, killed, or contained (round 'em up and fence them off in the Outback!) there should be no concerns for future waves. Being in the middle of the pack with their crime rate, we could assume there would be some degree of unnecessary loss of life, but nothing catastrophic. Australia has the resources required to appropriately sustain a food source and with there being 14-15 guns per 100 citizens, protection would adequate. Australia's shear size mixed with i