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Instructions to add tracker to your website.

Depending on your level of expertise and the website blogging tool you are using the directions will be different. If you know HTML then the easiest thing to do would be to copy and paste the code snippet below directly into your HTML document at the correct place for your site. If you are using one of the popular blogs listed below, you can use a widget to insert the code snippet.

Wordpress: http://en.support.wordpress.com/widgets/text-widget/

From this code you may have noticed the option to change some colours. You can customise the colour of the text, the drop-shadow and the text of the word VagabondFamily.org by simply changing the colour codes in the middle line of the code.

?tcolor=FFFFFF&dcolor=808080&vfcolor=808080&image=blue

FFFFFF Stands for the colour white.

808080 Stands for the colour grey.

All you need to do to change the colour of the text is to change these values. To find out more information about colour code click here.

* To use this ticker you must keep the link back to VagabondFamily.org and the "VagabondFamily.org" text must be visable.

Family Details

Where are you from:Canada

Number of Children:2 Children

Age Range:6-8

Travel Details

Travel Status:On the Road

Travel Duration:indefinite

Departure Date:26 December 1997

Travel Budget:Luxury ( > $200/day)

Travel Destinations

North America, Indian Subcontinent,

Family Information:

A Canadian, An American and two Indians on a quest to experience the world. I lived in India until I was 21, moved to USA for Masters and lived there for 8 years, moved to Canada which is home now. Looking to move again to Europe or SE Asia.

We travel a lot, since we have family ties in India, 2 months every other year we live in India and make an Asia or Europe stop-over on the way.

I am in IT and I can pretty much work from anywhere, but I am looking for a fellow family to travel together in South India. I can offer local knowledge and housing in exchange for someone who is already home-schooling their kids (Canadian/American curriculum).