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Articles Archive
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Lipsi: A Greek Splash of Green on the Mediterranean
Share Crossing the Mediterranean blue aqua to the Greek Island of Lipsi was a blustery, yet calm trip. I was plugged in to my IPod, which created a background of…
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Rome vs. Florence: Which “Italy” Speaks to You?
Share Vanilla or chocolate? Pizza or pasta? Rome or Florence? I got to thinking about the connections we form and how our preferences are shaped – from the foods we…
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Go Wild in Dubai
Share Dubai is known for the sleek steel buildings that dominate the horizon – features that have long attracted people to book flights to Dubai. However, it also boasts the first…
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Holi Crap! India’s Festival of Colors
Share “Are you insane? I don’t think that’s a very good idea. Please be careful! Make sure you rub oil over your exposed skin before going out. Don’t drink the…
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Should I Rent a Car in Italy?
Share When friends are planning a trip to Italy they often ask me the question: Should we rent a car and drive while we’re visiting? My rhetorical question in response…
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The Great Migration of East Africa: Serengeti to Masai Mara
Share The first thing I learned about the Great Migration, one of the world’s awe-inspiring natural phenomena, is that it is not, in fact, natural. Contrary to my romantic miscalculations,…
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Elephant Nature Park: In a Far and Distant Land Lives HOPE
Share There’s a lot to be said for living vicariously through the travels of your friends. With on-line blogs, social media sites and super duper travel literary portals such as…
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Vail, Colorado: Finding Ptarmigan
Share Tired of snowboarding groomed runs, dodging tourists, skidding over Vail’s sparse terrain during a year of minimal snowfall, I had all but abandoned the sport entirely. In the beginning, the…
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Why is Portland so Weird?
Share “Keep Portland Weird” is our motto. Some say we borrowed the motto from another city, such as Austin, Texas. Portlanders would defend that we are the weirdest city by…
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Modern Meets Ancient: A Trip to the Swiss Capital of Bern
Share Before I left my hometown Freiburg to start the 200km journey eastwards to the Swiss Capital, I adjusted my expectations. Having been raised in a European country, there is…
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A Costa Rican Bug Affair: What do you Expect Mickey, you Live in the Jungle!
Share About four years ago, our dream of living in Costa Rica came to fruition. With our home office, virtual clients, and residency in place, we were set. Settling into…
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Tips for Trekking Northern Thailand
Share Guidebooks and travel agencies advertise similar things in their hill trek tours: staying in a far removed hill tribe, cooking and eating native cuisine, elephant rides, visiting tea plantations,…
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Hidden Alcatraz: What the Tours Don’t Show You
Share Alcatraz. The Rock. A decrepit old prison stuck out on a tiny island in San Francisco Bay… a rose by any name. Most people have heard of the place…
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Vancouver Island: What it’s like Living on a Commune
Share Communes boomed in the seventies when the hippie generation denunciated modern culture and formed their own tight-knit living communities. Communes can be defined as living communities composed of individuals…
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San Telmo, Buenos Aires: A Quaint Crossroads of Colonialism and Bohemia
Share If San Telmo were the boyfriend and you the prospective in-law, the highly anticipated first meeting would leave your pants charmed to the floor. Beginning with the cobblestone streets,…
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Lisbon, Portugal: It was the Little Things
Share Dare I say you’ve not seen Lisbon until you’ve seen the inside of one of the city’s slightly dirty, poorly lit emergency rooms, taking in the gawks of other…

























