Around america for cheap

I won’t try to get into all of your questions, because while I’ve been around most of the country, I’m no expert on camping, and such. But over the years, I have come across a few nice tricks for seeing the world on a budget. Here’s three:

Getting around: If you have a destination in mind but are loathe to try the bus (don’t blame you), check out the Craigslist rideshare section. In it, those who are going places but need a little help with the gas money or maybe just want a traveling buddy get matched with those that need a lift. Post there or answer some ads yourself. I’m sure there’s someone else out there looking to get out of S.F.

Getting paid: If you’re more of a lone wolf AND you’re looking to get paid while you see the country, check out this nifty website:

http://www.autodriveaway.com/

It’s a service where people who need to get their cars across the country (or from city to city) are matched with drivers who are looking to do a little one-way traveling. Many times, in addition to traveling expenses, you can earn a small fee for your time and trouble, and many companies are flexible about allowing you to sightsee along the way.

Where to sleep: So you REALLY want to sleep for cheap? Fortunately, so do a lot of other young folks, and the Internet has brought them together. Sites like couchsurfing.com match mooching travelers like yourself with those willing to give up their futons for a night or two. It’s frequently free as long as you share a few tales of your journey.

I do hope this gives you a few places to start. And don’t complain about your prison TOO much. I grew up on a farm 40 minutes from the nearest movie theater, so there are prisons and then there are prisons. I ended up in New York, though, so don’t worry, there’s life after your hometown.

well lets put it this way [fun] BIG CITY-BIG BUCKS [boring] small town-no hotels

well im irish and I thought new orleanes Was cheap