Month of May , 2005
| Ian Kutschke takes off his clothes and rolls around the dunes in Namibia. | To Ian Kutschke, the message was apartheid may be officially over but it still runs deep into the South African way of life for a lot of people. |
Murderous Shrimping Date - Taipei, Taiwan Vivien Lai asks, what is shrimping? Exactly what it sounds like: fishing for shrimp, with hooks and bait. | Most of the Chinese dynasties rose and fell in Xian, but judging by the downtown area, they left no trace. |
| While working at a backpackers, Ian Kutschke gets the opportunity to try out kloofing, an extreme adventure sport. | Ugly at first, Ecuador opens up to Rachel Applefield like a morning glory flower. |
Driving or Taking Your Life in Your Own Hands - Taipei, Taiwan When in Taiwan, do as the Taiwanese do, drive like maniacs or take your whole family on a scooter for a game of chicken. | Ian Kutschke tests the urination-on-jellfish-sting theory in South Africa. |
| Determined to find a heater or have memories of Lhasa confined to hiding under the blankets trying to keep warm and worrying about hyperthermia, Phillip Donnelly sets off to buy one. | Ian Kutschke learns, if want to go shark diving, go in season, and if you want to meet South Africans, go to a Braai. |
Hidden in the mini-mountains outside of Taipei are several ancient and not-so-old temples waiting to be explored. | The Southern Most Point in Africa with Baboons - South Africa Ian Kutschke and his wife Lizzy head to south, minding the wild animals. |
| Justin Peters takes on pigeons, purple haired moms and total dive blindness, a condition common among travelers convinced that to have an authentic travel experience they must be afraid to use their own bathroom. | |
| Follow Ian Kutschke's wine tasting lessons and you'll be swirling like a pro! | Manish Agarwal escapes the city for a weekend and visits a medieval capital town in North Karnataka. |
Random Thoughts from a Jetlagged Mind - Tahachal, Kathmandu, Nepal Danielle Stephens sits on a rooftop, enjoying the sites and sounds of Tahachal. | Ian Kutschke's biggest culture shock upon arriving in SA is the emphasis on personal security. |
| Phillip Donnelly learns that when traveling overland in China, the bus is very old. In human years, it must be about 15-20 years old, and as with dogs, each bus year is the equivalent of seven human years, so the bus is really well over 100 years old. | A Watering Hole's Ethno-Folk Baroque Haunts - Lake Atitlan, Guatemala Easygoing, exotic, esoteric, and electric, Lito Galvan discovers the "Little Bali of the West" |
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Vivien Lai asks, what is shrimping? Exactly what it sounds like: fishing for shrimp, with hooks and bait.
When in Taiwan, do as the Taiwanese do, drive like maniacs or take your whole family on a scooter for a game of chicken.
Hidden in the mini-mountains outside of Taipei are several ancient and not-so-old temples waiting to be explored.
