The Travel Paradox
JL Orr | Paradox & Sea GlassThe Travel Paradox is a place to look closely at the contradictions, dilemmas, and ideological conundrums that arise from travelling with your eyes wide open.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | thetravelparadox.substack.com |
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My top 5 places in Cuzco to 'just be'
I am very fortunate. I have six whole weeks for this visit to Cuzco, Perú. This is my second visit, and my purpose for this trip is to have the time to really settle, take in a few adventures, but mostly to have time to write and create.
3 stories of the joyful cacophony of a life lived outdoors
This week I’m bringing you three personal essays about my time in Cuzco, Perú, and my experiences over the last few days while visiting two public squares, the Plaza Túpac Amaru, which is a 10 minute walk from my studio, and Plaza de Armas ...
On the street where I live
My first impressions of my neighbourhood in Cuzco, Perú, scribbled in my notebook while sitting in the sun.
Why I slow travel: Part 3 of the Just Be Trilogy
There is this thing that I have done for a long, long time. Maybe my entire adult life; maybe, if I thought really hard, I could find examples from childhood. But I never had a name for it.
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I ask a lot of questions about travel, exploration, and pursuing the good life. I write. Sometimes I find answers.
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