Have you ever thought it was possible to run across the vastest desert in the world? How about running for over 100 days in the hopes of helping to...Read More >>
In the desolate Camargue region of southern France -- an untamed coastal plain marked by salt marshes, wild horses and wayside cowboy ranches -- sits a small seaside village with a...Read More >>
I need to clarify something up front. I suffer from the affliction of Attention Deficit Disorder. That means at times my mind flies from one...Read More >>
We trudge across the arid crater, the cinnamon-brown land around us barren except for the occasional boulder. If it weren’t for the infrequent drone of a plane overhead and the steady...Read More >>
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Walking in Circles: Losing Yourself in AmsterdamDenny F. KinlawWith such a fluid atmosphere of open-air cafes and meandering canals spotted with lazy mallards, the city of Amsterdam offers the backpacker a rare slice of history, and the chance...Read More >>
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Flea Market PupKip SikoraI had decided against going to Cuenca, but then Vince told me he had just arranged a ride with his neighbor, Oswaldo, in the back of a vegetable truck leaving...Read More >>
Villa Saada, Essaouira, MoroccoChristina Kay BoltonVilla Saada is a restful refuge on Morocco’s Atlantic coastline, close to Essaouira. When you’re ready for some peace after the hustle (& hustlers) of Marrakech – this...Read More >>
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Discovering the Spanish LandscapeSol Ines PecaWhile traveling through southern Andalucia, on the road from Sevilla, the region's capital, to the village of Casariche (about 130 kilometers away), I was reminded of earlier rural travelers I...Read More >>
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Renting a House in Italy? That's AmoreTom De PotoI must confess that I subscribe to some of those thick and glossy travel magazines. However, I don’t know why, because I’m never going to stay in any...Read More >>
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South East Asia on a ScooterRhys StackerWhen it comes to cheap thrills in developing countries, it’s hard to do better than a motor scooter. During a recent three-month trip through south east Asia, I found no...Read More >>
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The Intermec CN3 ComputerNick AtlasSo you’re going to be away from home for a month or two on that epic trip you’ve always wanted to take. You’re going to be crawling through jungles, climbing...Read More >>
Bluelist 2007: The Best in TravelChristina Kay BoltonBluelist 2007 The Best in Travel by Lonely Planet Books covers an astounding variety of places and kinds of travel. Its publisher describes it as ‘a conversation...Read More >>
Can you Spare a Square?Sherry OttHave you seen the Sienfeld episode, “Can you Spare a Square”? In Sienfeld they were talking about toilet paper - however in Thailand - I’m referring to a napkin. Thailand...Read More >>
Incognito Contest May-June 2007I am standing in a small room overlooking the meticulously tiled courtyard of an ancient theological college. It is a stunning example of Arab-Andalous architecture. Its tile work and stucco...Read More >>
