Silver Path – freight train vacation 1 of 6
This is the film I made with one of my childhood friends (Alex Arnsdorf) in the summer of 2000. We left San Francisco, trying to see how far we could go in 11 days by hitching rides on freight trains. It’s an hour long in six clips and is available on DVD too (little-red-dots.com For youtube I’ve had to re-do the titles, so they’re a bit ugly.
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Adventure Travel & Backpackers Expo 2010!
I took a trip to the Adventure Travel & Backpackers Expo in Melbourne, and came back with a lot to digest! I have a few blonde moments in this one – I’m sorry, it was a very hot day and I suppose the heat affected me a little! 
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GeoTrax Adventures Ep8: Mike’s Adventure
Mike the Dump Truck wants to get out of geotrax Land and travel to other places. But will a big crash, getting lost, and running out of gas stop him? Find out in the latest episode of geotrax Adventures!!!
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Real Thailand Travel
Dan Braha and Kim Fisher explore Bangkok Thailand, then head south to Trang for a more authentic experience with their friend Jenny Kane who is in the US Peace Corps. We ate beetlenut, rode an overnight train, cruised around the infamous khao san road, saw the reclining buddah, ate street food, drove in tuk-tuks, swam in waterfalls, got leeches and ate goat intestine curry!
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Michael Palin delayed on the Orient Express – BBC
Awesome clip from BBC travel documentary Around the World in 80 Days with Michael Palin. Michael Palin is only just underway when a train strike looks set to hinder progress. Watch more Palin travel clips with BBC Worldwide here: www.youtube.com … BBC michael palin travel around the world in 80 days train orient express bus boat map maps journey directions destinations venice italy distances geography route online station adventure Palin Travel Around World Days Train Awesome Hot Vid …
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Great Train Travel
Trains are for more than just people who are scared of flying, it is an enjoyable way to travel. For these and more great travel tips visit petergreenberg.com
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Whistles, Smoke and Steam Book Trailer: Pete and Pat Arrigoni
and email information so readers can duplicate the same trips. Part One describes “Trains Offering Public Transportation” in both foreign travel and the US Part Two includes “Train Excursions and Tourist Rides. “www.digitalweavers.com … train travel whistles smoke “steam railroad” adventure “narrow gauge” “standard gauge” tracks “foreign train travel” “train excursions” diesel rail “bullet train” “Cinque Terra” “Midnight Sun” “William Tell” “Canadian Eurostar TGV” Rovis “El …
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Hostel World – Smooth hassle free accomodation to suit your budget
We have affiliated with Hostel World to provide direct access to their booking system from this site. One of my aims has always been to unearth, experience and then share some trips to lesser travelled destinations, using budget airlines and budget accommodation.
I have used Hostel world for accommodation for a Europe Trip and found that everything work smoothly. We travelled from Stansted -(plane)- Riga (train) Moscow (train) St Petersberg (coach) Tallin (ferry) Helsinki (ferry) Tallin (ferry) Stockholm (plane) Luton.
The online Hostel World Booking engine can be found on the righthand side of every page of Adventure Art Travel website and gives access to thousands of cheap hostels, hotels, guesthouses, appartments and other budget accomodation in Europe, Asia, America, Africa and World Wide.
After entering your destination and dates a list of available accomodation is shown, including all available rooms – single, double, dorm. A list of user feedback is also included along with a percentage rating to show how the accomodation comapres to others in the area.
For example Ben, Australia said this about the Old Town Backpackers in Tallin:
“The location of this hostel is brilliant with the Old Town right at your fingertips. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The actual room itself isn’t that crash hot. There are no walls between the kitchen, living room and bedroom which makes sleep rather difficult. Also, there is a glass panel in the door of the bathroom which provides open viewing access to everyone. Generally, though, it was a nice place to stay.”
