Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Travel Advice roundup brought to you by @mrprofessor.
Saturday is here and the travel community comes once more with the best Travel Advices to make your life easier.
Our first selection may sound biased, but in fact it's a great remind to the importance of finding a community that supports your work. If you are a traveller, what are you waiting for to join the Travel Feed family? Once you are with us, you'll have all the time to maybe learn how to go skiing - check the second selection to learn how to do it like a pro! On the other hand, our third travel advice comes in handy when you are exploring nature. After all, nothing is better than cooking outside while enjoying the landscape, right?
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Going to Steemfest, I really wanted to try and connect with more of the travel community since I’ll be making more travel content this coming year. Just like with any of the big, generic tags like “life” and “photography” – it can be easy to feel like a fish in the sea with the “travel” tag as well. Just like with any type of content here on Steemit – the best way to get plugged in is to find the smaller pockets of community.
Beginner's Guide to Skiing - Day 4 - Riding the Lift
written by @mattifer
I've never been skiing a day in my life, until a few days ago. That's what makes this a beginner's guide to skiing. I'm going to start slow and show you the things that long-time skiers forget to tell you. They've become used to it, they don't notice it anymore, or they just don't even think about it.
Cooking with Fire: Simple Technology
written by @riverflows
J. watches bushcraft videos. Like, all the time. I get it - there's something so inherently relaxing about watching someone hang out in the woods and set up camp and make a fire. But there's something even more relaxing about doing it yourself, and now the warmer weather is coming, we're cooking out on our land far more than inside the house.
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