Burma, Afghanistan, Iran, Nepal, Sudan, Ghana... In 1977 I traveled around the world to these and twenty-five other countries. My budget was $35./day. Consequently, most of my journey was through Third World countries where a room could be had for $3.00. Along the way I was a guest of a student and his family in Iran, slept in a yurt in Afghanistan, joined Nubian camel drivers on a relic of a ship going up the Nile, crossed the Libyan desert in a sand blown train, and avoided arrest in Ghana and Nigeria. In each of these places and every place there were local people and fellow adventurers who gave depth and uniqueness to the experience. As one such adventurer repeated all too often: "travel broadens." Yes, it does.