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Travel Writing – A Dangerous Business
Travel writing is a dangerous business. No doubt about it. Most of all, it’s dangerous for your bank account! Of course, that’s just writing in general. The travel part…
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Syncopated Family Travel: Wall Drug and the Dakota Badlands Food Poisoning
I’ll spare the details about what happens next, but it involves me defiling a national treasure. If there is a hell, I’m sure this will not bode well for me…
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Syncopated Family Travel: Channeling Laura Ingalls Wilder
“I can’t have another DUI,” she protests as she chomps down her beer-battered olives and slithers off of her bar stool.
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La Casa Verde: A Great Place for (Honest) Information in Baños Ecuador
In Baños, the internet isn’t a main mode of communication. The best maps are hand drawn and photocopied with scrawling notes. Business transactions can be low tech. People buy, sell,…
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Shaping the Fourth Industrial Revolution by Klaus Schwab – An Honest Review
As a geek, a sci-fi lover, a futurist, a technology lover, a person with a fascination for humans and what makes us tick, and an investor – I am constantly…
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Syncopated Family Travel : Hitting the Road
It was only for two weeks, but it felt like a guilty luxury, despite other places in the world where three weeks or more was standard—a fact that I was…
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Italian Witch Hunting in Naples
Like Salem is to America, the city Naples is home to a rich and mysterious history of magic and witchcraft, or as it is called in Italian, stregheria.
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Southern California Wine Travel
Southern California’s two most impressive wine countries, Temecula and Julian, filled with fun people, all looking to have a blast as they sip, swirl and nosh their way through the…
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Taking Better Travel Photos
We all want to be great photographers and the age of digital photos has made that much easier.
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Photo Essay: The Beauty of Doors
We all wonder just what is on the other side of the door and sometimes it’s even more wonderful than we imagine.
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Maori and Glowworms – New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty and the Coromandel Peninsula
For visitors to New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty and Coromandel Peninsula, such moments of magic and mystery are not uncommon.
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How To Avoid The Dangers That Lurk Within China
There isn’t any reason to be afraid of China once you know what to look out for.
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Planning Your Trip Around the World – Part 1
Essentially it’s like sitting down with a pen and an atlas and then being able to see how much it costs. Fun and in terms of planning your trip…it’s pretty…
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The Most Dangerous Places in the World
You might be surprised not to see Iraq and Afghanistan listed, but we figured that you already knew they were dangerous, so we focused on the countries you might have…
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The Temple of Artemis and Isa Bey Camii
“I have set eyes on the wall of lofty Babylon on which is a road for chariots, and the statue of Zeus by the Alpheus, and the hanging gardens, and…
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Wellington, New Zealand – A Fantastic Foodie Walkabout
Neil Miller gave up his day job to drink beer.
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The Book Souq
If you’re looking for English Language books in Fez, there are really only a few options. First you can go to the upscale bookstores in the Ville Nouvelle where…
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Picturesque Nova Scotia – Canada’s Winery Wonderland
Nova Scotia is so much more than I expected. It’s a delight to the senses, a region that speaks to the soul.
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Yodeling Vagabond Biking and Hiking in Zion National Park
The yodeling vagabonds hit Zion National Park for hiking and biking.
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4 Shopping Meccas of Ecuador and Peru
In our first five months in South America, Neil and I were able to visit four of the most famous shopping meccas of Ecuador and Peru.
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Andrew Yang’s The War on Normal People – An Honest Review
Andrew Yang is running for President of the United States in 2020. He’s a smart, driven, and successful guy who you should vote for and who you should follow…
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Portrait of a Port City: Southhampton, England
This is not Sodom or Satan, it’s Soton (though with the population being so large it is likely you can find Satanists and sodomy or even a combination of the…
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Yodeling Vagabonds Bike Yellowstone
Brian Liebold and his cousin go yodeling and biking through Yellowstone in true vagabond style
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Driving on the edge: A guide to some of the world’s craziest road trips
Written by Jessica Langlands Although road trips may have originated in America, the rest of the world has quickly caught on. Now with car hire companies offering their services in thousands of…
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Where To Go Vintage Shopping in Boston
You may think you know where to go in Boston, but do you know where to go vintage shopping in Boston? Read on! Vintage shopping is experiencing something of a…
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