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Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Man Visits Every Country in the World -- Without Flying!

  

  According to this article from The Age, a British man has earned the distinction of becoming the first person to visit every nation on the planet without flying... Read more

  The 27 November 2012 by   Kungfujedi
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• The Honeymoon Project’s Guide To: Car Hire

  

  Hiring a car on honeymoon can be one of the most liberating decisions you make for the trip – it invariably enables you to do and see more, and means you are... Read more

  The 27 November 2012 by   Thehoneymoonproject
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• Le Jour De La Dinde

  

  Last Thursday wasn't the first Thanksgiving I didn't spend at home. Four years ago, while my darling family was enjoying turkey, sides, and most importantly,... Read more

  The 26 November 2012 by   Danielleabroad
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• Punkin’s Protest : A Dog’s Perspective on Car Travel

  

  Some people might think that I have the best life ever. I travel the roads with my ham of a sister and our human parents in their car. My life, in all... Read more

  The 26 November 2012 by   Kenin Bassart
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• 108. Environment

  

  Fullard is his name eh? Eliminate him. But be sure to dispose of the body in an environmentally friendly fashion…The planet is a moody thing. Read more

  The 26 November 2012 by   Martinfullard
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• How To Deal with the Fear of Flying

  

  In 2012, we fly more than ever before. For some folks, an airplane is how they get to work each day. And while most people consider flying to another place as... Read more

  The 26 November 2012 by   Healthytravelblog
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• Life in Panama as an Expat

  

  Today's guest post is from Elizabeth Vance and she talks about what it's really like to live in Panama. My name is Elizabeth Vance, and I’ve lived in the... Read more

  The 26 November 2012 by   Ovid
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• Piers, Water and Hills: An Unplanned Cycling Adventure

  

  Winter is the season that you tend to huddle up indoors, looking out grimly at the howling gale; but just occasionally you get out to have a little adventure. Read more

  The 26 November 2012 by   Contemplatingtheclouds
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• Foreign Languages Are Important for Finding Good Careers

  

  Wherever part in the world you are today, foreign language courses are becoming prevalent in today’s age because the significance of individual type of... Read more

  The 25 November 2012 by   Tlb
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• Travel Theme: Liquid (Olympic Peninsula)

  

  Sea life Kalaloch Beach, Olympic National Park, WashingtonThe wettest place I have ever been is the Olympic Peninsula, home to several temperate rainforests,... Read more

  The 24 November 2012 by   Marney
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