Month of January , 2003
Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea - #8: Provincialism - South Korea Anti-American sentiment may be high in Korea at the moment, but Conor doesn't think that should put anyone off from coming over to teach. | Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea - #7: Pattaya, Thailand - Pattaya, Thailand Conor likens Pattaya to Florida on viagara after spending one night in the sex capital of Asia. |
Cape to Rio Yacht Race (January 2003) - Cape Town, South Africa Days after being labelled an "intrepid young British adventurer", Al is given a dose of reality after 24 days at sea crossing the Atlantic. Pride comes before a hurl. | Food is Joe Ehrlich's 'thing'. Good food at good prices, but you'll find out a few more things about Argentina along the way. |
San Francisco - January 2003 - San Francisco, California, USA | A Forest, Three Hundred Tigers and Me - Teman Negara National Park, Malaysia Ben Morris thinks that if Tarzan exists, he's swinging through the trees of the Teman Negara National Park. |
| With a quarter of a million residents and a median age of thirty-two, Lori I. Barkus wanted to discover what the friendly people of Anchorage do when the sun sets. | How many military special ops can you fit on a plane, and how many pushups will Mo Valentine have to do before he can jump out of one? |
| How many military special ops can you fit on a plane, and how many pushups will Mo Valentine have to do before he can jump out of one? | How many military special ops can you fit on a plane, and how many pushups will Mo Valentine have to do before he can jump out of one? |
The 'New' Daytona Beach: Much More Than Just Racing - Florida, USA Neilia Sherman pictured Daytona Beach to be full of racing fanatics. What she found was a community full of history, natural beauty and friendly residents. | Ajay Nityananda finds the five-hour drive over the Sierra Madre Occidental to be the most beautiful land he has ever seen. |
| Adam Carter dances with the devil after being taken under the wing of a mysterious Australian. | Nearing thirty years of age and having traveled extensively, Eric D. Lehman decided he wanted to go somewhere legendary, see a world wonder. What he saw brought him to tears. |
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