The Two Types of Overlanding Trips - Take It Slow VS. Go, Go, Go

This week, I wanted to talk about the two types of Overlanding trips I've been on. It seems like these are the only two types there are, at least in my experience. 

It's either go, go, go or take it slow. I'm going to talk through some examples of these, some of the benefits of each, and my thoughts on what my preference is for the type of trips I like to take. I'd love to hear from you guys so jump over to Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, or join the Newbie Overlanders group (links below) and join the conversation!

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