Since 1986 I have traveled to and written about the following countries, all of which are in, or will be in, this blog. Click on the link to go to all relevant posts for that country.
List of Continents and Countries
Asia and the Middle East
Israel Syria Lebanon
Cambodia Indonesia India Nepal Tibet Bangladesh Myanmar Thailand Laos Vietnam Malaysia Singapore
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Africa
South Africa Botswana Zimbabwe Zambia Namibia Egypt
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Australasia (Oceania)
New Zealand Australia Fiji
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Europe
England Scotland Wales
Austria Belgium France Luxembourg Netherlands Spain Germany Italy San Marino Greece Albania Yugoslavia Bulgaria Turkey Liechtenstein Switzerland Monaco Vatican City
North America and Caribbean
United States Canada Jamaica Cuba
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South America
Brazil Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia Chile Argentina Paraguay Uruguay Mexico Belize Guatemala
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Flat Tires and Slow Boats 
Travelling slow but travelling steady! A nice and formidable list I must say. really enjoying your stories. Keep writing and keep travelling.
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Thanks Mia; I will.
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Now I understand why you don’t have a bucket list. You’ve done it all- at least a huge chunk of it! 🙂
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If you write something on Egypt – I promise we’ll feature it on Egyptian Sidekick!
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I have a couple of stories coming out in the next few weeks on Egypt.
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Hey Tim, I am in Uganda and yesterday I passed across a restaurant titled Slow boats and you know what I thought about. I wont tell you. Maybe I will step out of my ordinary and blog a bit on Uganda using your writing as a foundation.
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I look forward forward to hearing what you have to say Welli. I have never been to Uganda but feel a kinship now that I know there is a restaurant there called “Slow Boats” 🙂
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Hi Tim… man you have been everywhere!! Amazing! Thank you so much for stopping by Packing my Suitcase! I will look forward to reading your posts! 🙂
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for responding on my Sailors Tales Blog. I like your blog. It celebrates the type of slow travel I like, in which I can get a “glimpse of the underglimmer.” Looks like we have a lot in common. I began traveling the world, mostly via sailboat, during 1999. My husband Gunter had backpacked around the world in the seventies. This time, having just retired, we had a 43-foot ocean-going catamaran built for us in the south of France and set off from there to sail around the world. Eight years later, we returned back to the same dock after sailing to 62 countries. Take a look at my website also, at http://www.loisjoyhofmann.com. I’ve written the first two of a trilogy about our adventures.
Good traveling!
Lois
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