In July I went on a different type of tour of Newfoundland. If I had to put a name on it, I'd call it a “human-centered eco-tour.” ‘Earth to Human’ was our...Read More >>
I am standing at a medieval castle in the main city of a long isolated island off of a small seaside country. The castle is an imposing square building built of...Read More >>
Want to visit Florence and Tuscany, but are afraid of the damage to your wallet? For a beautiful side trip from crowded and expensive Firenze, take a little detour past...Read More >>
For 24 days in June and July Ryan Jordan, Roman Dial, and Jason Geck braved sub-zero temperatures, rabid packs of mosquitoes, numerous bear encounters, and dangerous river crossings in their quest...Read More >>
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Key West: A Solo VoyageMichelle McAlister
At the end of a long relationship, I responded in my usual manner by planning a Great Escape. I hastily purchased a single airline ticket from a dubious internet site that...Read More >>
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The Plantation Inn on MauiSusan FogwellThe Plantation Inn on Maui is a tranquil oasis two blocks from the ocean in the center of Lahaina – a historic whaling town, and the original capital of Hawaii. Opened...Read More >>
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Descending the Andes? Don't Look!Rick RobiarSix months ago my girlfriend and I went to South America. Her convincing me to go was quite a feat considering my fear of flying was no match for a...Read More >>
On the Ice: Exit Glacier, AlaskaAlison DruckerThe adventure began with a phone call to the tour office asking whether we should bring lunch along on the five-hour hike, and a nonchalant response: “we advise against that...Read More >>
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Unforgettable journeys to take before you dieChristina Kay BoltonIn Unforgettable journeys to take before you die veteran travel writers Steve Watkins and Claire Jones are asked to pick 30 of their favorite journeys worldwide. A tough task,...Read More >>
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Vila Franca, Santiago, ChileChristina Kay Bolton
Vila Franca is a small, affordable guest house in downtown Santiago that exudes comfort and style. After greeting us, its friendly owners immediately made us feel at home in their...Read More >>
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Snow White Lakes...But No SnowDr. Ronald FrancisYour best initial guess is that it is a frozen lake covered with snow. Look again and you see that it is too dry to be snow, and the temperature...Read More >>
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Learning about Japan in Boston?Mie Watanabe
Since coming to Boston a year ago, I’ve learned less of what I had expected to learn. But I have also learned many things I had never expected to learn....Read More >>
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HedgerowsKatherine BreenHiking toward the summit of Pen Y Fan, third tallest peak in Wales, the burden of keeping up with long-legged leaders forced my head down as I gasped for air....Read More >>
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Volunteering in Hanoi's National Pediatric HospitalJennifer AnthonyIt is 2:00pm and Hanoi’s heat is as stifling and claustrophobic as a damp wool sweater that is three sizes too small. The bodies of Korean, Canadian, and American volunteers...Read More >>
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Valentine's Day in BruggeSusan FogwellI boarded a train on Valentine’s Day with my husband, John, at Central Station in Amsterdam. We were headed for Brugge, the capital of West Flanders Province in Belgium, a...Read More >>
