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3-Step Process to Handling Theft
It happens to every long-term traveler eventually: you will be robbed, burglarized, or otherwise inconvenienced. For us, it happened in Canada. Edwin and I had parked the car ...
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Spokane: A Hidden Gem
Washington State is one of exquisite beauty. For most of my life, the Pacific Northwest was a region known for rain, Bigfoot, and for a tragic period in high ...
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Flirting With Life
Someone one said, “Traveling is like flirting with life. It’s like saying, ‘I would stay and love you, but I have to go; this is my station.'” In the ...
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The First 1,000 Miles
Since August 30, I’ve traversed more than 1,000 miles of United States highway. The trip has been long and winding, and at times utterly exhausting. I’ve watched as ...
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Japan and the Snow-Covered Landscape
Niigata is a world in itself, but what I remember is the snow. I boarded the train before dawn. Tokyo’s Shinkansen speeds along at 200 miles per hour. The countryside ...
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A Night at the Jazz Showcase
There’s something about jazz that goes hand in hand with travel. Travel was a major part of the Jazz Age. The greatest writers of history divided their time ...
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Rainy Weather, Delayed Flights, Flying Stewardesses
Southern weather is always a bit unpredictable. If you don’t like the rain, give it five minutes. Or in yesterday’s case, an hour and a half. When the ...
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The Best Travel Songs
There are certain songs that inspire a sense of longing in us. These songs open our ears to the calling of the open road, igniting a wanderlust you ...
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