Wandering Footsteps: Wandering the World One Step at a Time » A travel journal following a family on their overland trip around the world.

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  • Welcome to Wandering Footsteps, the travel journal of a nomadic family on an overland trip around the world. With thirty years of travel experience, a round-the-world trip already under our belt, a newly-converted bus, and a new baby in tow, this journey is bound to be interesting! Join us in our global wanderings - we've saved an extra seat just for you!

    - Brittany, Bruno, and Phoenix

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Friends, we are about to hit the road for a big multi-month and multi-country road trip! We have been in central Mexico most of the year, and we finally feel it’s time to hit the road for new places and experiences. Check out our post for our upcoming travel plans and route – and don’t forget to subscribe and follow along!

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  • Eden Paul - good job
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Our latest vlog is about what self-care looks like for us in our Big Blue Bus home with Phoenix, our toddler, in tow. And while we do manage to get some good self-care in, an exciting vlog-related project does eat up a bit of my time… You’ll just have to check out the vlog to see what exactly that project is!

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  • Brittany - Thanks for the compliment, and I’m glad my new vlog met the mark because I spent hours learning all sorts of stuff to make it a reality!

    And yes, Bruno’s self-care doesn’t make for interesting filming or viewing, ha!ReplyCancel

  • RCS - Perhaps your best VLOG yet.
    While I like the new opening I will miss the old one because I totally loved the music! For me it was your VLOG brand identifier.
    I was wondering why you didn’t show us Bruno doing his one-hour self-help. Was he sleeping? LOL
    And showing Phoenix help out with food prep, on his new step-stool, was totally amazing! No doubt a future chef!ReplyCancel

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We are eternally grateful for the travel opportunities we have had this year, and especially to all the people who hosted us or took the time to visit us these last few months. We are just as grateful for the opportunity, now, to slow down and dig back into our little life in the bus. And what we are
most of all grateful for, I think, is the fact that we don’t have to
take another flight until next spring!

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  • Louise - I’m just getting caught up! You just reiterated what you had confessed to me as being quite and overwhelming schedule. WOW! Thank you. I did get to see the three CAUMETTESReplyCancel

    • Brittany - It was really wonderful to touch base with you, even if it was brief! Thank you again for taking the time to see us. Much love!ReplyCancel

  • Randy - Ahh, the challenges of travel can be a bit over-whelming when you’re gone for so long! And not sleeping in your own bed…but that can be the fun of it, as well.
    Enjoy your upcoming routines!ReplyCancel

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We hadn’t seen our Greek overlanding friends since Africa, so when we found out we would be traveling to their home country, they were the first to know. Nikos and Georgia offered us the use of their family home on the island of Evia, an offer we couldn’t turn down. Here’s our experience living like locals for 8 days on one of Greece’s least-touristy islands.

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  • Eden Paul - really nice
    sufi travelsReplyCancel

  • Louise - Nice, very nice indeed!ReplyCancel

  • Eden Paul - nice blog
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  • E Sears - As tired as you were, your Greece stay sounds wonderful. How fortunate to have such generous friends! Greece has been on my bucket list forever and I’ve been around a few decades longer than you have😊. Lucky you!ReplyCancel

  • Rcs - It’s wonderful to meet new people along your travels and to be able to reconnect later and pick up where you left off!
    It was also very generous of them to allow you use of their home!
    Ahh…Greece, yes I should put it on my bucket list as well!ReplyCancel

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I recently checked a major bucket list experience off my list – visiting a Greek island! We spent 10 days on the island of Paros for my best friend’s wedding!!! I wanted to share what it was like to be there, so I made a little vlog which includes footage of our picturesque ferry ride […]

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  • Rcs - Once again, a wonderful snippet of your travels…the Greek Isles!
    So it seems you managed quite well for the ten days in a 300 sq.ft. closet!
    Loved it all, especially your natural wholesome appearance in front of the camera! You’ve missed your calling!
    And Phoenix’s expressions when eating the lemon are priceless.ReplyCancel