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  • For sure. some countries are on it.

  • cool, good shoutout.

  • thanks, updated.

  • Totally, and I really like that picture, showing the monkey adapting to it so effortlessly

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    Amazon rope bridges saving arboreal wildlife from crossing highways

    news.mongabay.com /2026/07/zero-roadkill-as-amazon-canopy-bridges-secure-15000-crossings/
  • haha, 10 sopping wet, out-of-breath employees show up to the checkout counter with two shopping carts full of caulk.

  • maybe one of those polar plunge fellas here and there

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    Underwater restaurant in Norway

  • Particulars can cost, for sure.

    For Asoke...I see $464 a month for a room with a private bathroom about 200m from Phrom Phong, one BTS stop from Asoke.

  • Ah, cool. Antigua's great. Pricey as the main tourist hotspot, but absolutely beautiful ringed by volcanoes and hot tip, the eastern and northeastern side of the city are at a slightly higher elevation than the rest of Antigua, so if you go to the northeast you can see much more of the famous volcanoes and better vistas than you can from the rest of the city.

    Sol is the beautiful, fun town right before you descend to Panajachel and Atitlan. One bus stop up from Panajachel.

    Panama rooocks too if you have any extra time in South America, such good food. Go down to the coast and feed the coastal raccoons living in the concrete piles, they're the best, wild but very tame and you can feed them snacks from your hands. Panamanian kids and adults do it all the time.

  • you're staying in Guatemala city? It's the largest city in Central America, so the prices there are higher than you'd guess, but there are still plenty of 450 to 500 USD per month apartments.

    i can check airbnb prices in the city for you if you'd like. the main city is eh because the traffic is nuuuts, but all the mountains and volcanoes and tiny towns are great. Sol and Panajachel at lake atitlan are super greeeat, everyone in Guatemala will tell you to go there and you should if you get the chance.

  • i can't recommend living outside of the US enough. i never seem to shut up about it, haha.

  • This is human-curated content, thanks.

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    $290 a month apartment in Guatemala

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    How can I automate an RSS feed to post in a community?

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    Showing trivia folk life abroad - studio for $183 a month in Honduras

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    "The Twist" bridge at the Kistefos Museum in Norway

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    Teapot Dome Service Station - Washington, USA

  • haha, i'm sure they assumed everything would go swimmingly.

  • haha, i didn't even notice that, nice!

    pretty cool real toponomy(TIL toponomy) too:

    "The name Hyderabad means "Haydar's City" or "Lion City""

  • That's a real photo, probably color-saturated. Here's a more plain one for you:

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    The National Fisheries Development Board (NFDB) in Hyderabad, India.

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    Standley Lake and the Rocky Mountains, CO, USA

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    Current teaching jobs around the world with or without a degree

  • and a lucky little bit got left behind

  • jobs and districts, you're covered; teaching is how i started traveling: 1.5 billion ESL students, 2-10k USD monthly salaries, lowww cost of living, plus you can teach other subjects in international schools. i taught math, history, physics, Latin, all sorts of subjects in addition to esl.

  • cool, lots of catfish and sunfish for me. you give yours away?

  • Why not start whittling down the list?

  • i made a lot of hotpot and fish jerky while living on utah lake. you catch anything?

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    Drina River House

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    The Basket Building in Ohio, USA

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    Inntel Hotel in Amterdam, NL

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    Casa do Penedo in Fafe, Portugal

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    Hey all, travel reminder that living abroad comfortably(rent, groceries, utilities, data/wifi) costs ~$500 a month in most countries and up to $1000 a month in the rest

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    Quite a sky in Golden, CO, USA

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    Riding motorcycles across Japan without a map

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    2026 Passport Rankings

    www.passportindex.org /byRank.php
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    Rusty Australia

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    Most Dangerous and Safest Countries Index

    www.travelsafe-abroad.com /countries/