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A Year and a Day #14: Oaxaca – Mexico: Daniel didn't think he had any conscious preconceived visions of what to expect from Mexico, but if he did, then Oaxaca was definitely it.
A Year and a Day #11: From Baja to Durango – Mexico: Daniel suspects being somewhat informed is pretty crucial to 'seeing' a country rather than just 'viewing' it. He hopes some Spanish lessons will help his understanding.
A Year and a Day #12: Guanajuato – Mexico: Daniel is starting to wonder who came up with the whole round the world in a year idea. It's seeming all a bit ridiculous that a person could travel the entire world in any meaningful sense in a year,
A Year and a Day #9: Some Reflections on My New Life – Ensenada, Mexico: A month into his RTW trip, Daniel reflects on his change in lifestyle and the paradox of a richness in time, with a shortage of money.
A Year and a Day #10: Baja California – Mexico: Mexico is a different kind of traveling for Daniel and it's had him down for a few days, but he's adjusting...slowly.
A Year and a Day #7: Under the Yoke of the Youth Hostels – British Columbia, Canada: Daniel was quite impressed with Vancouver....at least until he got to spend some time in Whistler.
A Year and a Day #8: Travelling down the West Coast: After leaving Canada, Daniel stopped in Portland, Yosemite National Park, and San Francisco on his way down to Mexico.
A Year and a Day #6: LA – the dream of the world – L.A. and San Diego, California, USA: Daniel's San Diego hostel was filled with a quite staggering collection of odd people, most of whom were allocated to his dorm room.
A Year and a Day #5: Two Nights in Middle America – Michigan and Ohio, USA: Daniel relies on the kindness of strangers to find his Toledo hotel and enjoys a wedding with friends in Detroit.
A Year and a Day #3: A short guide to London, and why I want to leave – London, England: London can be a difficult city to live in. Daniel Wallace offers some ways to survive the city, along with the reasons he's looking forward to leaving.