What if where you stayed actually changed the way you traveled?
For several weeks this summer, I tried house sitting in England, piecing together three different dog sits as I traveled through the southern part of the country.
Along the way, I spent time in places I might never have visited otherwise, from rural Hampshire and Winchester to Bradford on Avon and Axbridge.
In this episode, I’m sharing what house sitting is really like, how I made it work without a car, and some of the new places I discovered along the way.
I’ll also talk about the benefits — and responsibilities — of house and pet sitting and why it can be an interesting way to travel longer, spend less on accommodations and experience a destination a little more like a local.
If you love dogs (or cats or any other animals), slower travel and discovering places beyond Europe’s usual stops, house sitting might just be another way to Wander Your Way.
Want to chat more about pet sitting or any of these destinations?
Send me a message at Lynne@WanderYourWay.com.
In this episode:
1:40: Intro
2:39: How housesitting works
10:53: Worthing
12:34: Winchester
18:12: Droxford
24:55: Bradford-on-Avon
30:15: Bath
33:36: Badgworth & Axbridge
37:07: Final thoughts
42:33: Wrapping it up
Important links:
Trusted Housesitters
Mind My House
Nomador
TASC Clothing
Wander Your Way
Wander Your Way Adventures
Wander Your Way Resources
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