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Screen name: 
Nora Dunn
Gender: 
Female
If you must know: 
I'm taken
Travel status: 
Traveling now
Hometown: 
Toronto, Canada
Currently in: 
Australia
 
Traveling Next: 
Canada & Mexico, then....?
Favorite places I've been: 
Vancouver Island, Ontario, Canadian Rocky Mountains, Chiang Mai Thaland, Singapore, Lightning Ridge Australia, South Africa, Tunisia, Spain, Italy, Malta, Hawaii, Cuba, Mexico, China

Places I want to go to: 
Everywhere I haven't been!

 
About me: 
I AM Canadian.
I AM traveling the world, and have been since 2007.
I AM currently in Australia, stopping for a bit to catch my breath.
I AM seeing the world with my loving boyfriend (read: comic relief for my stories) Kelly.
I AM looking at an open itinerary of travel in the not-so-distant future.
I AM a total out-of-control foodie. I spend hours contemplating how to prepare the perfect dinner each day.
I AM an adrenaline junkie who is coming to grips with mortality.
I AM putting the finishing touches on my first book.
I AM The Professional Hobo.

 
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by sophialove | 2009/06/18

Hello
My
name is Sophia,i saw your profile today and became intrested in you,i will also like to know you the more,and i want you to send an email to my email address so i can give you my
picture for you to know whom i am.Here is my email address( ) I believe we can move from here I am waiting.
(Remeber the distance or colour does not matter but love matters alot in life)
Thanks
Sophia

by Nasir | 2009/06/15

HAY I AM AVAILABLE FROM PAKISTAN .

by skookum | 2008/02/13

Hey i appreciate your post... permanently avoiding winter eh? we all get a little sick of it sometimes and wish for the sunshine but it's got it's advantages.. like making the sun all that much better when it returns haha! Can't say I'm not jealous of your living situation though, I love the Big Island!

by Japanhoch | 2008/02/04

Nora, thanks for your comment. Its crazy you should mention the Big Island, I'm making plans now to move to the Big Island the end of the summer. Your comment only makes me want to get there even faster....

 
 
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11 Tips for Free or Almost-Free Travel

By Nora Dunn  |  Location: Australia  |  05/21/09  |  Pics: 0

Well now I've gone and done it.

After over two years of a full-time traveling life, I've picked up a few handy tips on how to do it effectively and inexpensively. Although I've written before about the cost of full-time travel, I haven't actually divulged the nitty gritty of how to do it.

Until...

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Victorian Bush Fire Diary: February 7th 2009 - DAY ONE

By Nora Dunn  |  Location: Australia  |  04/06/09  |  Pics: 0

We are prepared for a forecasted day of dense sweltering heat. Temperatures in excess of 48 degrees are on tap. Although I love the heat, I am also keenly aware that with forecasted winds of 100 kilometres per hour, this is heat that presents a very serious risk for fire. It goes without saying...

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Conquering Kozzy (Mount Kosciuszko)

By Nora Dunn  |  Location: Australia  |  03/31/09  |  Pics: 0

The mission: To climb Australia’s highest mountain, Mt Kosciuszko (pronounced kahz-ee-ahz-koh) at 2,228 meters above sea level. The highest peak on the continent. A feat for anybody aiming to climb the highest peaks on each continent. A real notch for the climbing belt, if you ask me.

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