We arrived on the Emerald Isle at almost midnight, rented a car, and attempted to find our hotel. We had a small setback due to the fact that the steering wheel...Read More >>
You’ll be forgiven if you don’t know much about Algeria apart from its recent participation in the 2010 World Cup. Despite being the second largest African country,...Read More >>
I’ve taken the funicular to a hilltop overlooking this picturesque colonial city; capital of a central state that bears the same name. With its winding maze of...Read More >>
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Volunteering at Educational Support TibetEibhlin Nic Diarmada , Paula Mc Mullan
Volunteering Abroad: two volunteers’ experiences
Give an education to gain an education
Gaining an education was neither the purpose of...Read More >>
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Tahiti's Heiva FestivalMark Sissons
So you think you can dance the otea?
Tahiti's flamboyant Heiva festival helps keep Polynesian traditions alive
You can cut the anticipation with a...Read More >>
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What Do Monkeys Want?Scott Haas
I had to get away, clear my head. The year had more than its fair share of stresses, and I was readily distracted to the point where reading, writing...Read More >>
CambodiaAllison Heiliczer
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The Corsair Survivor GTR Flash DriveNick AtlasTravel provides many wondrous opportunities to see sights and hear sounds that one might want to record with digital photo, video, or audio recording. While most devices come with some...Read More >>
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Budget Greece TourStephanie Hiltz
Before visiting Greece, my first thoughts always consisted of the islands when thinking of the country, but the Cosmos’ “Best of Greece” historical tour (www.cosmos.com) opened my...Read More >>
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Somewhere South of TuscanyChristina K Bolton
Somewhere South of Tuscany, by Diana Armstrong, is the story of an American buying a home in Lubriano— a small Italian village near Umbria; and restoring the house while...Read More >>
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A Year in Mexico CityOyvind Fuglestved Bakkevig
After living in Mexico City for a year, I can say it is noisy, smelly, crowded, polluted, exciting, exotic, endless and breath-taking. The ancient Aztec capital Tenochtitlan, now...Read More >>
