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Is There a Cure for Re-entry Syndrome?

Porters carrying loads below Kabru MassifI just returned from a long trip abroad. Three weeks in the Himalayas. It was glorious. It was magical. It was horrifying. Read more

Antarctica 2013: Scott Expedition Finds Groove, Pink Start Soon

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Antarctica 2013: Scott Expedition Finds Its Groove, Pink Expedition Set To Start Soon

November is here at last which means the Antarctic adventurers are gathering in Punta Arenas, Chile and are preparing to set out for the frozen continent. Read more

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

impossible2Possible Team Running Across Peru

While I was away from my computer for parts of last week, the team at impossible2Possible launched a new youth expedition, this time sending a group of... Read more

The 11 November 2013 by Kungfujedi
Big City Races in Amazing Places

It would be hard to think of two great cities of the world better suited to adventure sport than Rio de Janeiro and Cape Town – and this coming weekend both hav... Read more

The 08 November 2013 by Rob Howard
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Not Such a Unique Boat Name After All

One of the criteria we had when selecting a name for Totem was to find something unique: we didn't want to be another Jenny in the anchorage. Read more

The 04 November 2013 by Behan Gifford
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Taking Kids Skiing? Mind the Goggle Gap

Just launched in the US, the Goggle Gap Project is an intiative designed to raise awareness of the problem of Goggle Gap amongst kids, pre-teens and parents. Read more

The 25 November 2013 by Surfcat
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Introducing Leo, the House Lion

A couple of weeks ago I applied to adopt a cat from the local humane society, and by the time we were approved and he'd had his neuter surgery, the first... Read more

The 02 November 2013 by Hikingwithheather
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Resort-style Cruising: Two Weeks at Rebak

We like to take the road less traveled, and chose anchoring in a quiet bay over tying up in a marina, but it was a fine change of pace to soak up the resort... Read more

The 08 November 2013 by Behan Gifford
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There’s This Boat: Coracle

The schooner America was launched in 1851, and is famous for winning- and giving her name- to the famous challenge we all know as The America’s Cup. It’s... Read more

The 25 November 2013 by Behan Gifford
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Ginkgos and Rhythmites

Our vacation in the flood-ravaged landscapes of the Pacific Northwest came to an end where Interstate Highway 90 crosses Lake Wanapum on the Columbia River. Read more

The 08 November 2013 by Hollis
They Ran, We Cycled

The day we decided to tackle our final challenge of cycling up the highest motorable road in the world, the Khardung-la pass (5600m) was also well-timed for... Read more

The 14 November 2013 by Spanafrican
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Great Games for Cruisers

Entertainment on our cruising boat is pretty low tech. Oh, we watch some of the movies and TV series, but a lot of our fun and games as a family are the kind... Read more

The 22 November 2013 by Behan Gifford
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