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Rudayna learns to negotiate with a fruit seller in Mumbai. -

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Five skills that will change the way you travel and live your life at home.
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Shanna poses with local woman in Ghana, where she completed a research project in 2005. -

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After seven years, Shanna turns her back on "adulthood" to return to Africa.
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Clare enjoying one of her last days in Nicaragua before she returned to Canada. -

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Clare determines that home isn't where the heart is; it's where the heart has been.
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After years spent overseas, Rudayna heads to the most unexpected destination—home.
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The blogs author, Camaro, stands in the streets of Accra. -

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Camaro shares the elementary school basics of life in Ghana.
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A sunset from Clares back porch. -

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After the thrill of being in a new country has worn off, how do you experience newsness abroad?
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Andrew overlooks Kaiteur Falls in Guyana. -

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After a summer abroad, Andrew tries to settle back into life at home.
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Of the 13 volunteers who signed up for this Bali build, 12 are women. -

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Noa volunteered in India hoping to find love. What she found, instead, was companionship.
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Camaro relaxes at the Golden Tulip, where she goes to escape the hustle and bustle of Accra. -

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Living abroad can mean making lots of mistakes. Here are three things that Camaro did right.
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