robbiesell |
Sun Nov 15, 2015 12:58 pm |
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Hello fello VW lovers!
I recently finished a 25,000 mile cross-country adventure in my van, where I explored all the beautiful and bizarre locations in the land.
Get comfortable, and click over for some entertainment and inspiration for your next travels:
www.LivingVANcariously.com
Cheers,
Robbie Sell
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Zeen |
Sun Nov 15, 2015 3:39 pm |
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Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster. |
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kevtherev |
Sun Nov 15, 2015 3:55 pm |
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kin'ell that's a trip right there, smokin'!
You must have used a lot of ... diesel
My friends tell me Reno is a shithole, can you confirm this? |
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TheDon |
Sun Nov 15, 2015 6:23 pm |
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Zeen wrote: Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster.
Agreed..... |
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far rider |
Sun Nov 15, 2015 6:37 pm |
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Great trip and photography. Thanks for posting! |
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Cali_Army_Guy |
Mon Nov 16, 2015 10:28 am |
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kevtherev wrote:
My friends tell me Reno is a shithole, can you confirm this?
They weren't lying. I live about 2 hours from there. Reno sucks. The only reason to go to Reno is for the annual Hot August Nights classic car show. |
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robbiesell |
Mon Nov 16, 2015 11:28 am |
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TheDon wrote: Zeen wrote: Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster.
Agreed.....
Thanks, I appreciate that you took the time to comment. |
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crukab |
Wed Nov 18, 2015 3:20 pm |
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robbiesell wrote: TheDon wrote: Zeen wrote: Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster.
Agreed.....
Thanks, I appreciate that you took the time to comment.
Thats a nice Samba welcome..... :roll:
Ok Zeen, I'm old & don't get the "southern incest cliche" in the term "living Vancariously".... please es-plane. |
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iowegian |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:37 am |
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crukab wrote: robbiesell wrote: TheDon wrote: Zeen wrote: Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster.
Agreed.....
Thanks, I appreciate that you took the time to comment.
Thats a nice Samba welcome..... :roll:
Ok Zeen, I'm old & don't get the "southern incest cliche" in the term "living Vancariously".... please es-plane.
It looks to me like it was the traveler's reaction to a racist billboard in Arkansas.
http://www.livingvancariously.com/blog/2015/6/6/arkansas |
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EverettB |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 10:42 am |
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iowegian wrote: crukab wrote: robbiesell wrote: TheDon wrote: Zeen wrote: Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster.
Agreed.....
Thanks, I appreciate that you took the time to comment.
Thats a nice Samba welcome..... :roll:
Ok Zeen, I'm old & don't get the "southern incest cliche" in the term "living Vancariously".... please es-plane.
It looks to me like it was the traveler's reaction to a racist billboard in Arkansas.
http://www.livingvancariously.com/blog/2015/6/6/arkansas
The billboard is a million times worse. |
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crukab |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 2:59 pm |
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iowegian wrote: crukab wrote: robbiesell wrote: TheDon wrote: Zeen wrote: Cool trip, but was it really necessary to bust out the southern incest cliche?
Makes you look like an annoying self-absorbed hipster.
Agreed.....
Thanks, I appreciate that you took the time to comment.
Thats a nice Samba welcome..... :roll:
Ok Zeen, I'm old & don't get the "southern incest cliche" in the term "living Vancariously".... please es-plane.
It looks to me like it was the traveler's reaction to a racist billboard in Arkansas.
http://www.livingvancariously.com/blog/2015/6/6/arkansas
AHHHH , got it, I guess now I just wonder why robbiesell would equate just whites w/ Incest ?? Or anyone thinking it's confined to the south ??
To tell the truth, I never bother to click on any link that says-- "Hey look at me, I'm rich enough to travel all over and not have a real job" type stories. Yes I know, pleanty of folks work while traveling, but usually they have to have some serious coin to travel like that, just one old farts narrow minded thoughts..... carry on.... :sleeping: |
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robbiesell |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 3:38 pm |
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[quote="crukab"][quote="iowegian"] crukab wrote:
AHHHH , got it, I guess now I just wonder why robbiesell would equate just whites w/ Incest ??
To tell the truth, I never bother to click on any link that says-- "Hey look at me, I'm rich enough to travel all over and not have a real job" type stories. Yes I know, pleanty of folks work while traveling, but usually they have to have some serious coin to travel like that, just one old farts narrow minded thoughts..... carry on.... :sleeping:
Hey crukab,
You've watched Deliverance or Gummo, right?
Anyhow, that's fine, you can't make everybody happy; my target audience was millennials living off trust funds. While traveling I made money by producing marketing content for brands who's consumer is the same. Use a Stanley Thermos to keep your coffee warm while hiking Zion...
Have a good day. |
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vdubyah73 |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 5:06 pm |
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I'm far from rich, I'm too old to be a millennial hipster, to young to retire. My house has wheels and a BB Chevy. Bombing around the southwest in a 34 ft motorhome is awesome. Stop for a while take a job. Don't like job or neighbors start your house and move on.
Don't like my choices? My guess is the whole idea of living like this scares the poop outta you.
Bill |
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c21darrel |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 5:41 pm |
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Quote: my target audience was millennials living off trust funds.
classic! and hilarious. |
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djkeev |
Thu Nov 19, 2015 5:53 pm |
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Nice to see this kind of crap ^^^'happens in other forums and not just Vanagon!
To the OP..... Welcome! Thanks for posting your trip.
Rich or poor, trips are great!
Mine this Summer was only 7,000 miles, I Have a job and had to get home! :wink:
Dave |
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vanagonjr |
Sun Nov 22, 2015 8:53 am |
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[quote="robbiesell"][quote="crukab"][quote="iowegian"] crukab wrote:
While traveling I made money by producing marketing content for brands who's consumer is the same. Use a Stanley Thermos to keep your coffee warm while hiking Zion...y.
Not sure I understand, but you get paid for product placement in the blog per say, or is it by clicking a link within the blog (which I believe I have seen a few times)? |
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EverettB |
Sun Nov 22, 2015 9:43 am |
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vanagonjr wrote: robbiesell wrote: While traveling I made money by producing marketing content for brands who's consumer is the same. Use a Stanley Thermos to keep your coffee warm while hiking Zion...
Not sure I understand, but you get paid for product placement in the blog per say, or is it by clicking a link within the blog (which I believe I have seen a few times)?
I'll answer since I'm sort of familiar with this advertising:
It's usually when people click on it.
You get more if they actually buy something.
The buying something doesn't have to be right away either, it's usually up to a week later. |
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robbiesell |
Sun Nov 22, 2015 10:09 am |
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EverettB wrote: vanagonjr wrote: robbiesell wrote: While traveling I made money by producing marketing content for brands who's consumer is the same. Use a Stanley Thermos to keep your coffee warm while hiking Zion...
Not sure I understand, but you get paid for product placement in the blog per say, or is it by clicking a link within the blog (which I believe I have seen a few times)?
I'll answer since I'm sort of familiar with this advertising:
It's usually when people click on it.
You get more if they actually buy something.
The buying something doesn't have to be right away either, it's usually up to a week later.
Showcasing the product on my blog with the hyperlink to the brand are an added bonus, just showing my marketing savvy and helping them with a little extra exposure.
The cash came from creating exclusive content for the brands to use in their social outlets. I'm a professional photographer, and pitched particular product shots/lookbooks in hard-to-reach locations that were already determined. Also since my tour had a theme that was relative to a lot of the outdoor brand's consumers, I also became an ambassador of sorts as well.
Some classic Marketing 101 right here. |
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