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Unrolling Barcelona
Photo Essay by Peter Barnes, 13 November 2007
Painted shop shutters in Barcelona, Spain
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World Class Paddling
Story by Teri Lou Dantzler, 12 November 2007
Bowron Provincial Park is a wonderful way to relax while getting away from it all. There are several lakes with designated campgrounds along the way.
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Accidentally Perfect
Story by Cameron Weckerley, 12 November 2007
I had just pulled the motorcycle off "the slab" for a moment to investigate an intriguing side road....
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Making Peace With Lijiang
Story by Sloan Schang, 12 November 2007
When New China and Old China go head to head in the UNESCO heritage town of Lijiang, who comes out on top? You do. If you go.
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A Caribbean Gem
Story by Howe Sim, 12 November 2007
The Caribbean paradise of Barbados offers fun in the sun, spectacular beaches, tranquil waters, time-lost villages, colorful botanical gardens, proud military forts, abundant wildlife, and warm charming locals.
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Algerian story
Story by Colin Alexander Smith, 12 November 2007
Just a few years before Algeria's "second civil war" broke out in 1991, I had the chance to live, work and travel in Algiers, Médéa and the Sahara desert.
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Locals
Story by Doug Johnson, 12 November 2007
Travel is as much about the brochures and sights as it is about rediscovering home through new eyes.
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Floating Along in the Land of Dragons
Story by Aaron Santos, 12 November 2007
Vietnam’s Halong Bay offers a rare glimpse into an ancient country’s past—a magical landscape created by myth and now lost in time.
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The Journey of Art
Photo Essay by Christine Pugh, 11 November 2007
Old industrial Downtown Dallas was adopted by local musicians and artists in the mid 80's. Deep Ellum maintains artistic value with a rustic flare.
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Day of the Dead in Mexico
Photo Essay by James Felder, 11 November 2007
Traditions old and new live side by side in the heartland of Mexico.
