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• A Traveler’s Guide to Protecting Your Identity, Accounts, and Information on...

  

  If you’re like us, your entire life is on your computer. And if someone wanted to steal your life, or access your bank account, there’s no better roadmap for... Read more

  Posted on 06 January 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Better Animal Encounters at the Alaska Raptor Center

  

  Great Grey OwlIt is entirely possible that we’re just suckers for clever branding. After all, we can’t say for certain whether there’s any real difference... Read more

  Posted on 03 January 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Alaskan Cruising Without the Cruise Ship

  

  An Alaska Marine Highway ferryNo roads lead to Juneau.Flanked by mountains peaks and the Gastineau Channel, Alaska’s capital is one of numerous cities and... Read more

  Posted on 30 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Mendenhall Glacier

  

  Seward may have a “drive up glacier” but I’m wagering Juneau is one of the few places on earth with a glacier served by public transportation. And that was grea... Read more

  Posted on 27 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Best of the Blog: 2013’s Top 5

  

  Earlier this week we started counting down our ten most popular posts of the prior year. Today we finish with the year’s best five. Read more

  Posted on 23 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Best of the Blog: 2013’s Top 10

  

  Big Sur, CaliforniaWith 2013 coming to a close it’s once again time for our annual retrospective. As with last year’s Best Of selections, we’ve combed through... Read more

  Posted on 20 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A Tale of Two Cities

  

  As great as it was to be back in New York City (we really do Love NY), we have to admit that this time, it was equally good to get away. Read more

  Posted on 18 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Kayaking Blackstone Bay: Glaciers and Waterfalls

  

  There were two big things we wanted to do while in Alaska. The first was a glacier trek. Check. The second was to do some glacier kayaking. Read more

  Posted on 16 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Denali, Bad and Good

  

  We had a stormy relationship with Alaska’s Denali National Park; turbulent at first but then growing into a kind of appreciation and fondness. Read more

  Posted on 13 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Going to the Dogs at Denali

  

  They look more like lovable mutts you’d find frolicking in backyards rather than elite canines. That’s because the dogs of Denali National Park weren’t bred... Read more

  Posted on 09 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Glaciers to Go

  

  You know you’re in the company of hardy folk when you hear them describe this portion of Alaska’s Kenai Fjords National Park as a “drive up glacier. Read more

  Posted on 06 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Quite Possibly the Most Beautiful Drive in the U.S.

  

  It probably implies too much to say that leaving Anchorage, Alaska, is the best part of Anchorage, Alaska. But if you take that as a slam on Anchorage, it... Read more

  Posted on 02 December 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A World Without Work: Star Trek Edition

  

  “The economics of the future is somewhat different. You see, money doesn’t exist in the 24th century… The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force i... Read more

  Posted on 28 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Bald Eagle: A Majestic and Ironic National Symbol

  

  Every afternoon like clockwork we’d watch this female bald eagle emerge from her nest outside Seward, Alaska, to wait for her errant partner to return with... Read more

  Posted on 27 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Two Extreme Climates. One Tiny Backpack. What I Packed.

  

  Hot and cold topsWhen I see women traveling with backpacks larger than mine, sometimes I feel a flash of envy. What are they stashing in the extra space? More... Read more

  Posted on 25 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• From Fire to Ice

  

  After growing a bit accustomed to palm trees and sandy beaches, the sight of snow was a bit shocking. Just weeks earlier we had felt the blowtorch-like heat of... Read more

  Posted on 22 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Ki’i Totems

  

  Wooden totems still protect the area that once served as a Hawaiian sanctuary for repentant lawbreakers and war refuges at Pu’uhonua o Honaunau National Histori... Read more

  Posted on 20 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Sea Turtles by the Seashore

  

  It turns out we’re not the only ones who enjoy Hawaii’s glorious beaches. These green sea turtles pulled up some sand to soak in the sun at Punalu’u Beach.... Read more

  Posted on 18 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A Lighter Shade of Sand

  

  If you’ve been following along on our trip around the Big Island of Hawaii you may have gotten the impression that all of its exotic beaches are exotically hued. Read more

  Posted on 15 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Upside of (Travel) Planning

  

  I love it when a plan comes together.It is the most alluring advice that never seems to work for us. We’re a bit skeptical it works for anyone in any real sense. Read more

  Posted on 11 November 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL