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The Big Trip #11

Week 21: Bicycle Heaven – Life in Holland Route: Chamonix, France – Rotterdam, The Netherlands – Amersfoort 145 kilometers While hiking the Tour de Mont Blanc, we met a nice couple from The Netherlands, and once we told them about our plan to spend a month in their country looking for jobs, they insisted we

Jennifer Colvin

September 2001 (1 of 2)- New Orleans, Louisiana

On your way outta the Big Easy, stop off for some Cajun fast food. As it says on the sign, you can buy fresh oysters ($3.50 for 2 gallons!), shrimp and crabs here. Cajun Country You may as well be in another country, because the Cajuns have about as much to do with mainstream America

Craig D. Guillot

Anger Against America – Tehran, Iran

Kelly Sobczak

A Woman Can’t Go to the Middle East – Syria

Alison Block

A Day with the Assassins (2 of 2)

Graydon Hazenberg

Shopping in Saudi – Saudi Arabia

Paul Dixon

Touch the Wire (Part One) – Costa Rica

Brandon Dane

Touch the Wire (Part Two) – San Jose, Costa Rica

Brandon Dane

Biting the Bullet – El Salvador

William Koplitz went to El Salvador to go surfing and ended up in hospital after being attacked by bandits.

William Koplitz

Risky (Sticky) Business (2 of 2) – Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Fortitude Valley can be considered the East Village of Brisbane, that is if you’ve ever been to New York City.

Maurice D. Valentine

Risky (Sticky) Business (1 of 2) – Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Maurice D. Valentine

September 2001 (2 of 2)- New Orleans, Louisiana

A Cajun man’s castle is his plank-style cabin.

Craig D. Guillot

The Trans-Siberian Railroad from Beijing to Moscow – Russia

Undertaken in the right spirit of travel, the Trans-Siberian will be your greatest journey yet, according to Matthew Gill.

Matthew J. Gill

The Big Trip #10

Week 19: Romans, Romans everywhere Route: Nimes – Camargue – Avignon – Chamonix – Tour du Mont Blanc 215 kilometers We stopped in Nimes to check out the Roman ruins, which included a large amphitheater used in current times for concerts instead of gladiator events, and a temple dedicated to Diana that’s now a draw

Jennifer Colvin

The Glamour of Flying (2 of 2)

The flight progresses after everyone ignores the safety video. Our dinners are flung at us, after ostensibly allowing us to choose between chef’s specialties. I am of the opinion that this supposed choice is merely a formality without any real-life consequences, and the flight attendants simply give you whatever the hell they pull out of

Sean Fitzmorris

Tent Virgin (1 of 2) – Ireland

Sean Fitzmorris

It Doesn’t Matter Which Road You Take #15

Episode Fifteen: Florence David, Karaoke and a Room With A View The train stops and the sign outside says “Firenze”, but the station looks somewhat odd. I remember reading that the main station is located in the heart of the city, but this surrounding countryside looks like an Italian version of Deliverance. Two girls with

Vincent Yanez

Walking the Fine Line

Craig D. Guillot

Toronto, Ontario – September/October 2001

Well, Toronto didn’t quite make the cut for the 2008 Olympics, but Fall is approaching and the events in Toronto are running full tilt. Sept. 1-3 Canadian International Air Show The last days of the CNE (Canadian National Exhibition) are highlighted by the majesty of commercial and military aircraft overhead. This events signals the end

Gerald Schwartz

Photo Gallery – Military Tattoo (1 of 3)

Photo Gallery of the Military Tattoo In addition to Carita’s Tattoo story, Mikael had plenty of photo opps. It’s not quite watching the Tatt on telly or being in the bleachers yourself, but hey, check out the photos below to see the different performers and performances for this year’s Tattoo. For more info on the

Carita Groundstroem

Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (4 of 4)

Kristin Piljay

Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (3 of 4)

Kristin Piljay

Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (2 of 4)

Kristin Piljay

Morocco – The Land of the Berbers (1 of 4)

Kristin Piljay