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Thar Be Dragons

In medieval times cartographers often placed dragons and sea serpents in uncharted areas of their maps. While they may not have literally believed these regions to be populated by... Read more

Paperblog Pick in Outdoors

Skating in the Schools Returns for a Second Season

Last year the Skating Club of Boston piloted their Skating in the Schools program at the Boston Common Frog Pond. This wonderful after school activity gives children a positive... Read more

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

What to Do Outside in the Winter!

This is one of those idyllic winter weekends where the sun is shining, the winds are almost non-existent and the temperatures are mild... under freezing but in... Read more

The 06 January 2013 by Homesmsp
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The Exotic Cruising Life: a Wild Day Of… Fixing Sewing Machines

Another day at the Hermits: Jamie learns that there’s a broken sewing machine ashore. Having worked for years as a sailmaker, he’s well versed in the mechanics... Read more

The 02 January 2013 by Behan Gifford
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Day Trip to the Columbia Icefields from Lake Louise

Back in 2010 I had finally got enough reward miles for a frequent flyer ticket anywhere in the USA and Canada. Naturally I booked one of the most expensive... Read more

The 06 January 2013 by Livingthedreamrtw
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Protecting Our Cornish Seas – Things We Can Do

In my last post, I talked about the two species of seahorses – Short-snouted and Spiny seahorses – we can find around our shores, including here in Cornwall. Read more

The 27 January 2013 by Ascott
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Pit Stop at Wuvulu’s Spectacular Reef

The route from Ninigo to Vanimo, our next port of call, is a slightly awkward distance that can be stretched a few different ways for passage timing. We... Read more

The 18 January 2013 by Behan Gifford
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Gear Closet: The North Face Talia Tote

The North Face gear week the Adventure Blog wraps up today with one last review, although this one is a little different from the others I've posted over the... Read more

The 24 January 2013 by Kungfujedi
Everest 2013: How Much Does It Cost To Climb The World's Tallest Peak?

Year in and year out, Alan Arnette always provides the best possible coverage of the Everest climbing season, constantly keep us up to date on the weather... Read more

The 07 January 2013 by Kungfujedi
A Chaotic Kaleidoscope of Color

Regional festivals are something we never think to include in our trip planning. It’s an ongoing blind spot of ours. Mostly we roll into town and discover that... Read more

The 28 January 2013 by Everywhereonce
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Grand Canyon Civil War: North Vs. South

Imperial Point, Grand Canyon National Park, North RimWe heard a lot about the North Rim of the Grand Canyon before arriving. Mostly we heard that it was better... Read more

The 07 January 2013 by Everywhereonce
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Ninigo: Photographs and Memories

Hopefully, a few photos and anecdotes can help communicate the good memories we have of our time in Ninigo. Our children were a little shy at first, but... Read more

The 16 January 2013 by Behan Gifford
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