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Photo taken during a vacation in Royal Decameron Salinitas (Escalon, El Salvador)
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Redneck ingenuity, car ferry, flooded Green River, Mammoth Cave, KY. I like the outhouse!!! Adds a classy touch...
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New Orleans, Lousiana: The stump of a tree uprooted by Hurricane Katrina. The Milton Latter Library is in the background.
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Lovely tree in silhouette on a Maui shoreline.
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Alpine glow of sunrise sets the spectacular massif afire in Torres del Paine. Sparkling lakes - each a different hue of blue - dot the ...
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Laguna Beach, CA
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Old-school in Wheeling, West Virginia
By Tamar Fleishman, Feb 8, 2012
There was a time when Wheeling, West Virginia, had more millionaires per capita than anywhere else in the U.S. Once the capital of “newly restored” Virginia and the new state of West Virginia, it was America’s ...
La Bufadora, Baja – Escape from SoCal Sprawl
By Tom Gatch, Feb 7, 2012
Punta Banda is a narrow, mostly barren finger of land that pokes out into the Pacific Ocean at the southern end of Bahía Todos Santos near Ensenada. Near the very tip, busloads of bug-eyed tourists regularly ...
New York, NY: The High Line and Other Adventures
By Vanessa Christie, Feb 7, 2012
When I was in New York City, there were two things everyone wanted me to see: Occupy Wall Street and the High Line. In my very limited time, I opted for the High Line. Anyway, New ...
Biking in Laos
By Robert Isenberg, Feb 1, 2012
When I arrived in Laos, I was delighted to find that bicycles are cheap, easy to rent, and can ride anywhere. Finding a bike was as simple as saying to my guesthouse owner, "Bike?" The man ...
The Cape, South Africa
By Quinne Huffman, Jan 25, 2012
South Africa is becoming a destination of choice for good reason. We were happy to arrive in Cape Town, the mother city, after a very long flight: 24 hours across two continents on South African Airways. ...
Traveling in Style: A Personal Train through Transylvania
By Ken Jackson, Jan 24, 2012
“The painfully slow Personal trains should be avoided as a rule, unless you’re heading for some tiny destination.” – The Rough Guide to Romania “These trains are achingly slow.” – Lonely Planet: Eastern Europe I hadn’t ...
Hiking Humphrey's Peak, Arizona
By Daniel Anderson Jr., Jan 20, 2012
Standing still is impossible. 70 mile-an-hour gales force me to stumble forward at a precarious 75° angle. The frigid gusts are uneven, causing my feet to boogie an awkward three-step on the summit’s razor-sharp rock slopes. ...
Exploring the Mekong Delta, Vietnam
By Derek Ray, Jan 19, 2012
“I think that thing is staring at me,” someone in our tour group remarked nervously. No, it wasn’t a wild animal spotted while hiking through the wilds of Vietnam. It was the fish proudly displayed before ...
