"Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" spokesman Robin Leach has nothing on budget jetsetter John M. Edwards. A West Indies "old hand" - one who can't sail, surf, or fish - still says Montserrat can't be beat for atmo - if you don't mind destruction and destitution in the wake of a deadly volcanic eruption.
Spa guy John M. Edwards feels fantastic! If you're in Magyarorstag (Hungary), do as the Danubians do: say goodbye to "bliss" and splash around au naturale in the "eau de vie" of a real thermal spa.
John M. Edwards Liquors Up and Loosens the Tongue of Adventure Journalist Bruce Northam, the Guru of Globetrotter Dogma. 
"Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" spokesman Robin Leach has nothing on budget jetsetter John M. Edwards. A West Indies "old hand" - one who can't sail, surf, or fish - still says Montserrat can't be beat for atmo - if you don't mind destruction and destitution in the wake of a deadly volcanic eruption. 
Spa guy John M. Edwards feels fantastic! If you're in Magyarorstag (Hungary), do as the Danubians do: say goodbye to "bliss" and splash around au naturale in the "eau de vie" of a real thermal spa. 
In Manhattan's "Hell's Kitchen", John M. Edwards tours a Church of Scientology, feeling like a cultish soul survivor from Dante's Inferno. 
In Antigua, a young John M. Edwards rubs rollies with a real live Rastafarian-and lives to regret it. 
John M. Edwards goes to Gibraltar and finds a new way to be humbled by locals. 
Taking part in a local celebration can be a great adventure, and in Basque it can even be dangerous, John M. Edwards nearly found out. 
John M. Edwards is confronted by an aggro Cockney in Hyde Park, London, England. John M. Edwards continues his reflections on Prague.
In a possessed city Kafka called a mother with claws, John M. Edwards discovers the unbearable lightness of being a tourist in overcrowded Prague. 