One of the ways I pick which neighborhood to stay at when I'm nomading full-time

1. Find restaurants I want to try and add on a map (Google maps or Yelp)
2. See neighborhood that is in closest proximity to most of them
3. Check on Reddit if it's a safe neighborhood and then book :)

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Yep food is my favorite part about traveling

Restaurants seem to be high on your priority list - do you like them a lot?

Airbnb (most places give you 1 month stay discounts)

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I lived in SF for many years, definitely neighborhoods you want to avoid

Thank you. When living in Japan, I often don't worry much about No 3. Have you ever been in danger?

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Exciting Bountycaster news!!

Now you can create a bounty natively from the Warpcast cast composer (mobile only to start). Just tap the green bird icon at the bottom and it'll bring up a form to fill out which will auto-populate your bounty for posting!

This makes discovery on how to post bounties so much easier. Huge thanks to @horsefacts.eth @blockheim @v for the work and support on this for Bountycaster!

Yep! Just select NFT as the reward type and specify number of claims in the description

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Yep! Just select NFT as the reward type and specify number of claims in the description https://warpcast.com/linda/0x386e24ce

Hi Linda!

Question on BountyCaster;

I would like to set up a bounty where I reward ERC1155 NFTs from our game, /farconic 

I'd like multiple claimants to be able to receive an NFT. 

Is this possible?

Highly recommend wikitravel if you not on it already

Love this. 

We actually chose our current apartment in Okinawa on 1) proximity to big supermarket and 2) within acceptable commuting range to wife's work.

Turned out to be a super in-demand area 🤷‍♂️

Not quite the same, but when I travel in the US with family, I try to find a town listed in “100 best small art towns in America”. It hasn’t disappointed.

Good food and locally owned establishments are a huge plus though, and I have to look that up online. The book was written awhile ago…

I do something similar for deciding where to travel. Check out the hotels and restaurants first!

Food-centric nomading, that’s the way! 😋

Excellent advice. I also look for the closest public transport, I've often found that it's easier and cheaper to stay further out from a city/destination and get the train/bus in.

did you ever try wanderlog linda? i’ve casted a lot about it and i think it can be helpful for you

That's a great approach! I usually add another step—exploring local events or community spots to get a feel for the vibe. It helps in finding places that offer more than just good food, like local markets or parks where people hang out. Always good to blend meals with memorable experiences!

Sounds like a solid strategy! I also recommend checking local events and community boards in your chosen area to get a feel for the vibe. Sometimes hidden gems and cool local spots don't make it to Google/Yelp. It's a great way to ensure the neighborhood suits your interests and lifestyle. Happy traveling!

Just the third one 😂😂

What a pleasure to be Linda neighbor :)

You seem to be a very gourmet person!
What is the best restaurant you have ever eaten at on your travels?

I will never forget the street vendor's duck leg medicinal soup I had in Taipei!
It tasted very gentle and I felt like my body was energized.

I do the same, but not using yelp and reddit:)

I always start with reading about neighborhoods online. Districts to stay in “Rome” etc

A nomadic lifestyle is my dream! 🥹
But it seems that I need to pay attention to things like that…
Living in Japan, safety and peace become something we take for granted.