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• What a Difference Two Years Makes

  

  A lot can happen in two years.Two years ago, I left New Zealand with a camera and a sense of adventure. One year ago, I wrote this list of the most interesting... Read more

  The 12 March 2013 by   Antipodeanblog
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• A Soviet Secret

  

  By Kelly Raftery It was the fall of 1994, a year and a half or so after the collapse of the Soviet Union. I had just signed on with a small company out of... Read more

  The 12 March 2013 by   Noveladventurers
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• 2013 Treks to Machu Picchu

  

  As prospective Inca Trail trekkers learn, March begins the season for Inca Trail and alternative treks, and 2013 is starting off strong. Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Alpacaexpeditions
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• Best Airline Beds in the Sky

  

  If uncomfortably narrow seats and unsuccessful attempts to fall asleep while sitting upright have tainted your memory of flying economy-class style, you’re not... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Healthytravelblog
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• The Case of the Biggest Ego

  

  Dear Leader, Version 3.0, and Dennis Rodman I was reading an article in The Economist over the weekend about the sanctions against North Korea, and Kim Jong Un’... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Berniegourley
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• The Most Parisian Flea Market: Puces De Vanves

  

  My Italian friends, who visited Paris in January to attend two design fairs, were especially crushed that a snowstorm kept them from going to the Puces de... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Sedulia
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• All Roads Lead to the Beach

  

  Torrey Pines Nature ReserveThat’s at least what our helpful campground host informed us while pointing out nearby locations on her San Diego map. Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Everywhereonce
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• 5 Tips for a Budget-Friendly Paris Vacation

  

  The City of Lights is world famous as one of the most beautiful, historic and romantic cities in the world, but it’s definitely not known as a budget travel... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Smartgirltravel
  

• Crazy Anchoring in Raja Ampat

  

  Anchoring in most of Raja Ampat has been challenging to say the least. Depths of 100 feet and more are common; so are strong currents. We experienced this both... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Behan Gifford
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• A Totally Different Light Over Manila

  

  Docking at the wharf of Manila reminds me of my first arrival in the city many years ago: the first of many arrivals I have experienced in the Philippine... Read more

  The 11 March 2013 by   Davedtc
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