I joke around about being out of shape, but after eight months of travel, minimal workouts, and food from all over the world, I can still fit into my same old...Read More >>
Can 45,000 people journey vast distances to a lifeless desert and participate in an environmentally sustainable festival devoted to burning stuff? This year, Burning Man attempted to do just that: go...Read More >>
This building that looks like a small castle is actually a church and a Benedictine monastery from the Middle Ages. Apparently it was well protected, sitting atop a beautiful rock island/peninsula...Read More >>
Eighteen hundred years ago there was an explosive volcanic eruption - the largest the world has seen in 5,000 years. The Chinese noted a ‘blackening of the sky’, and the Romans...Read More >>
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Independence AbroadMaria BelfordWhen people heard I planned to travel to Europe by myself at the age of just barely eighteen I received concerned, confused and condescending remarks from just about everyone. They...Read More >>
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Cranwell Resort, Spa and Golf ClubChristina Kay BoltonCranwell Resort, Spa and Golf Club is set in an old estate upon 380 acres of rolling grounds in Lenox, MA. It is one of the Historic Hotels...Read More >>
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It's not the getting there that mattersRenee FrojoAs with all trips in my experience, the journey is just as eventful as the trip itself. I believe this is because I have a tendency of just...Read More >>
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AT&T Tilt AKA the HTC KaiserNick AtlasA few months back we did a review of the Intermec CN3 handheld computer. It was a great package as far as functionality and durability, but showed its industrial origins...Read More >>
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Doing Yoga with the Dead, VaranasiSephora MatznerLocals and historians alike say that Varanasi (formerly Banaras, under the British Raj) is India’s oldest city. Though not as densely populated as other...Read More >>
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Sex in a TentChristina Kay BoltonSex in a Tent: A Wild Couple’s Guide to Getting Naughty in Nature by Michelle Waitzman is a unique guidebook – an interesting cross between a beginners’ camping guide...Read More >>
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Art Hotel, Buenos AiresEric RosenWhether you come to Buenos Aires for the history, shopping, food, nightlife, or because you have an abiding fascination with Evita, the Art Hotel in the bustling Barrio Norte neighborhood...Read More >>
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Samuc Champey and Los Grutas de Lanquin, GuatemalaScott Schambelan Halfway between Guatemala’s capital and its border with Belize lies the small mountain town of Cobán and the national park, Samuc Champey. Located in the mountainous Alta...Read More >>
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Luxor: A Step Back in TimeLydia HorrexWhen I found out I was going to be working for a British tour company, I anticipated traveling to a typical European holiday resort. Images of basic...Read More >>
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Traveling Washington StateTeresa NordheimWashington State is a perfect vacation spot for the entire family. There is fun, adventure, and challenge for all ages. The recreational opportunities are endless, from sport fishing and whale...Read More >>
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A Service Trip to Waveland, MississippiJenna SpataroBack in 2005 Hurricane Katrina caused devastation to areas such as Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi. In January of 2008 another Catrina hit the southern coast, only this time...Read More >>
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Merazonia: Building a Future for Ecuador's FaunaJulie DupuisImagine zooming along winding mountain roads in a rickety old bus, feasting your eyes on the changing scenery heading south from Quito. Imagine chatting away with an amicable...Read More >>
