10 Reasons Why a Dose of Fear Is Good for You
Sometimes, fear can be debilitating; but in the right doses, it can actually be good for you! Here are 10 reasons why....
13 December, 2017
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The Travel Cycle’s Four Stages—Plus One
It's said that travel has four stages: dream, plan, go and share. I'd suggest a small—but pivotal—additional step to complete the travel cycle....
18 October, 2017
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Surrendering to Seven Sights in Chile’s Patagonia
Patagonia is a place of soaring beauty and soul-healing expansiveness. Nothing can prepare you for the reality of experiencing it in person. The only thing you can do in such a sacred place is surrender. And so I did....
20 September, 2017
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The World’s Best Travel Pilgrimages
Pilgrimages add to travel the adventure of the quest; they turn the traveler into a seeker, an explorer of both inner and outer landscapes...
16 September, 2017
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5 Migrations You Won’t Want to Miss
Millions of butterflies cluster; centuries of cultures congregate; snowmelt thunders to the coast; caribou dash through the tundra; wildebeest run for their lives. The jaw-dropping phenomenon of migration is around us — don’t miss it...
29 July, 2017
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A Conversation with Patagonia Explorer and “Unbounded” Filmmaker Garrett Martin – Part Two
Documentary filmmaker Garrett Martin and three other young travelers spent four months in the wilderness of Patagonia, and joined one of the strongest conservation movements in the world....
28 June, 2017
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The Hidden World of Ajanta, India
This UNESCO World Heritage site, comprising 30 rock-cut Buddhist prayer halls, meditation chambers, and monasteries that dated from the 2nd century BCE to the 5th century AD, had remained hidden by jungle, dirt, animals, and brush for more than 1,000 years...
10 June, 2017
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A Soaked Spring in Yosemite
After its wettest winter on record and a staggering sixty-three-feet of snow, Northern California — Yosemite included — is swollen with flooded valleys and thundering waterfalls....
24 May, 2017
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You, Unplugged, for Just 100 Hours This Summer
This summer, take on the 100 Hours Unplugged challenge from O.A.R.S.: turn off your digital devices and turn on to nature, your family and friends....
16 May, 2017
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What Walls Witnessed in Morocco
My first impression was of a city beige and worn, but as I quickly found out, there is more to Fes than initially meets the eye....
22 April, 2017
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