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Three Cups of TeaChristina Kay Bolton
Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin is one of the most inspirational books I’ve read in years. It is a must-read for every...Read More >>
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Incognito Contest July-August 2009Chad Jarrah
For all of my aesthetic beauty, my technology was “green” long before the term was coined. Driven by the flowing river in days past, my job was to scoop up water...Read More >>
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Seven Days in SicilyJonathan Hiltz
The island of Sicily is a stunningly diverse destination, filled with an incredible mixture of different cultures. This is evident in many aspects of life there, particularly visible in...Read More >>
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Riga: The Paris of the NorthBelinda Hogan
Once called the “Paris of the North,” Latvia’s capital, Riga, is a vibrant city once again. Now known as “The Baltic Hub,” it is easy to see why. Before Soviet occupation...Read More >>

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Guarding the Past: An Interview with Ben Thomas and Chris DoyleBen Keene Several years ago Chris Doyle, Vice President of the Adventure Travel Trade Association, contacted the Archaeological Institute of America, North America’s oldest and largest archaeological organization, with the intention of...Read More >>
 
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Poetry on Stones: Hampi, the Forgotten EmpireNavneet SidhuHampi, the former capital of the Vijayanagar Empire (1336-1565 AD) in India, is a city set in the bygone era of medieval history. Positioned on the banks of the...Read More >>
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Beautiful, Bewildering BelfastMeghan E. MillerI would not call myself a business traveler, nor would I claim to live abroad; implying distance from some hypothetical home base.  Instead, my home, my work, and my life belong...Read More >>Beautiful, Bewildering Belfast
 
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Alaska's Grand GlaciersJessica BorgesAs we sliced through the clouds, Mother Nature’s ice-ridden masterpiece unfurled beneath us, leaving our jaws unhinged and our voices silenced with awe. The chopper soared high above the Alaskan...Read More >>
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Hotel Del Patio, Santiago, ChileEric RosenLocated in the heart of the bohemian paradise of Bellavista, Hotel Del Patio is a hip, ten-room boutique alternative to Santiago’s larger hotel chains.  Though surrounded by the breathtaking...Read More >>
 
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Love that Dirty Water: The WaterStick by Seldon TechnologiesNick AtlasOnce in a while, you find something with a purpose so mundane and yet it functions so incredibly, that the ramifications of it are staggering. To this end, I went...Read More >>
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Penny-pinching in Bratislava, SlovakiaKimberly RuthWith the current economic crisis, expensive cities in Europe like Paris, London, and Vienna are out of many people’s reach. While some avoid the continent all together, there are still...Read More >>
 
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The Problem with Leeches, MalaysiaCharlotte HalliganCharlotte Halligan gets to grips with the blood-sucking fiends in the world's oldest rainforest. I have learned something new: leeches move like ‘Slinkys.’ And when they sense you approaching they...Read More >>
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Solo Bus Adventures: Atacama to SaltaKara CarlsonI had been traveling alone through South America for three weeks when I awoke the morning of my 20-hour bus ride from San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, to Salta,...Read More >>
 
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A Short Cut to Manhood, UgandaDavid BentleyThe threshold, a tree branch on the ground, has been crossed. The 16-year-old boy, the candidate, steps forward. He's about to become a man....Read More >>
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Herring Point Beach, DEPinaki ChakrabortyPhoto of Herring Point Beach at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, DE by Pinaki Chakraborty     ©Pinaki Chakraborty   http://PinakiC.imagekind.com/ contact:...Read More >>
 
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Flames: Little Italia, Atlantic CityShanea PattersonMy fiancé and I had grown tired of the familiar attractions in Atlantic City that we’d seen before. Upon coming across “Flames,” which suits its name,...Read More >>
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Travel Photographs: MaliLies OuwerkerkPhotos by Lies Ouwerkerk                 Read More >>

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