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In reply to the discussion: Finding a new travel partner [View all]

jambo101

(797 posts)
7. Update
Mon Apr 8, 2013, 04:01 AM
Apr 2013

Seems her friend can only get 2 weeks off work so daughter will now do 2 weeks with friend and up to an additional 4 weeks solo.
I remember when i was her age doing a 3 year trek around N.America,It never occurred to me how or if Mom and Dad were ever worried about me,,now i'm the Dad and its hard to be that removed from her life,i think worrying comes with parenthood..

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Finding a new travel partner [View all] jambo101 Apr 2013 OP
Many Universities have departments for this kind of student travel. Festivito Apr 2013 #1
I agree with the advice above Lydia Leftcoast Apr 2013 #2
I took this trip on my own at about her age. cbayer Apr 2013 #3
I spent three months traveling in Europe on my own when I was 22. greatauntoftriplets Apr 2013 #4
I used the $5/day book as well. cbayer Apr 2013 #5
In its day, that book was virtually a Bible! greatauntoftriplets Apr 2013 #6
Update jambo101 Apr 2013 #7
Good for her. Sounds like a great plan. cbayer Apr 2013 #8
Bad experience RebeccaButler Apr 2013 #9
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