History is full of women who have bucked the trend of staying at home and explored the world their way. Here are twelve women who traveled the world and led adventurous lives, because they wanted to expand their horizons, earn money, or simply because boredom was not their style. Those girls just wanted it all – even if fun may seem to be a bit hazardous. Meet twelve extraordinary women who continue to inspire. Touch their lives and see how much passion, dedication and power they all share. Meet travelers, explorers… meet those who broke the ultimate records. Meet those who challenged the world and learned so much about their inner strength. Don't forget to grab the FULL VERSION at http://blog.travelworldpassport.com/women-who-dared-to-take-the-road-less-traveled/ The quotes of Amelia, Junko, Ella and others continue to inspire the generations of travelers. Dive into them and share their dreams.

1. 12 women
who dared to take the road less travelled
Inspiring quotes for girls (and boys, too) who love to devour the world
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2. 12 quotes of 12 women
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who dared to take the road less travelled!
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When we think of adventurers and explorers many think of men, bearded and grim, setting out in search of new lands
or excitement. However, history is littered with women who have bucked the trend of staying at home and explored the
world their way. Here are twelve women who traveled the world and led adventurous lives, because they wanted to
expand their horizons, earn money, or simply because boredom was not their style. Those girls just wanted it all – even
if fun may seem to be a bit hazardous.
!
Meet twelve extraordinary women who continue to inspire. Touch their lives and see how much passion, dedication
and power they all share. Meet travelers, explorers… meet those who broke the ultimate records. Meet those who
challenged the world and learned so much about their inner strength.
!
The quotes of Amelia, Junko, Ella and others continue to inspire the generations of travelers. Dive into them and
share their dreams.
!
Here’s to all the women who dared to take the road less travelled.
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The most effective way to do it, is to do it.
Amelia Earhart
the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic.
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I can't understand why men make all this fuss about Everest
– Junko Tabei
the first woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.

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I did not want to be depressed by the gap existing
between my weakness and my ambition.
– Ella Maillart
one of the outstanding travelers of the 20 th century

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Curiosity is the one thing invincible in Nature.
– Freya Stark
one of the first non-Arabians to travel through the southern Arabian deserts
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You know you are truly alive when you’re living among lions.
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– Karen Blixen
one brave writer who gave us Out of Africa

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What is behind you is forgotten. You can't remember danger
and difficulty when it is behind you.
– Wanda Rutkiewicz
the first woman to successfully summit K2
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If women can be railroad workers in Russia, why can't they fly in space?
– Valentina Tereshkova
the first woman to have flown in space
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I would sooner walk up to the mouth of a cannon, knowing it was
going to blow me to pieces than make another trip over the Fall.
– Annie Edson Taylor
the first person to survive a trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel
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Energy rightly applied and directed will accomplish anything.
– Nellie Bly
the first who took a record-breaking trip around the world
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I am a journalist and ’a new woman’ ”if that term means that I believe
I can do anything that any man can do
– Annie Londonderry
the first women to bicycle around the world
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The real work of an expedition begins when you return.
– Louise Arner Boyd
the first woman to reach the North Pole

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Anybody can be an explorer if they want to be. You can be an astronaut
if you want. Figure out what you want to do, and then go do it.
– Helen Thayer
the first woman to walk across the Sahara

16. 12 quotes of 12 women
who dared to take the road less travelled!
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Those 12 brave women shaped their lives and continue to inspire. Everyday more than three and a half billion
women in the world shape theirs travelling the paths fate lays before them. For many the the road is long and
dangerous. This collection of inspirational portraits of women is a pretty subjective one. There is no such selection
that would prove just. One such would be an impossible quest. Let’s celebrate the lives of those twelve amazing
human beings and every other women, too.
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travel memories. Join this community and become one of those who take the road less travelled.
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18. credits
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1. Amelia Earhart’s pictures were used with the kind permission of Family of Amelia Earhart
2. Junko Tabei’s pictures were used with the kind permission of The Japan Times
3. Ella Maillart s pictures were used with the kind permission of Musée de l'Elysée
4. Freya Stark s pictures were used on Creative Commons Licence
5. Karen Blixen s pictures were used with the kind permission of Rue des Archives Rue des Archives
6. Wanda Rutkiewicz s pictures were used with the kind permission of Frieder Blickle
7. Valentina Tereshkova s pictures were used with the kind permission of ESA
8. Annie Edson Taylor s pictures were used on Creative Commons Licence
9. Nellie Bly s pictures were used on Creative Commons Licence
10. Annie Londondery s pictures were used on Creative Commons Licence
11. Louise Arner Boyd s pictures were used with the kind permission of Marin History Museum
12. Helen Thayer s pictures were used with the kind permission of herself
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