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Climbing Mt. Meru (2 of 2)
From Saddle hut onwards, the forest was far less dense and lush, as we were above the usual cloud line. Forty minutes of hard climbing brought us to the edge of the tree line, near Rhinoceros Point.
Alone in Malaysia: Hiking the Taman Negarah Rainforest (2 of 2)
I walked briskly to Kumban Hide, rumoured to be the best of the 10 or so hides for seeing animals; the hides nearest to the headquarters tend to be booked by Malaysian students looking for a place to party late into the night.
A Very Subjective Tour of Chicago (1 of 2)
Harry Carry, Haystacks, humidors – whatever your i
RTW Travelers: The New Trend (3 of 3)
The Stories Living every day on the road in new countries is challenging and exciting. Travelers never know what to expect next and live to tell unforgettable stories. Their stories are the reason they embark on RTW journeys.
RTW Travelers: The New Trend (2 of 3)
Who Are These RTW Travelers? To find out the types of people RTW travelers are, why they embark on RTW’s and if their journeys are worth the money, the time and the risks, I surveyed folks who are either on the road or who have returned from a RTW trip.
Trekking in Nepal – 8
Wednesday 1st November We made it to Gokyo today. From Machermo we walked over the ridge down the gentle slope to Panka. The path leads to where the high moraine of the Ngozumpa Glacier meets rock walls. Beyond Panka there is a rocky road that leads to a wooden bridge over an icy stream. The
Toronto: Sports for All Seasons
Skydome photo courtesy ofTourism Toronto Toronto is a mecca for sports fans throughout the year. This has been a major league town for many years, starting with the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team – one of the NHL’s original six teams. There is a Hockey Hall of Fame in the area of Front-Bay streets. The
Toronto, Ontario – November 2000
November can be a dreary month with the daylight hours shorter and winter looming, but it is also a quiet time to meet the locals and visit in an off-tourist month. The theatre season is in full swing and here are the major events for the month: Nov. 2-11 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair The year
Toronto Nightlife: Music, Dance, And Laughter
Toronto has so much to offer after dark in the way of music clubs, dance clubs, and comedy clubs. Let’s deal with each of these and guide you to the areas where things are hopping. When you visit, be sure to check the weekly (Thursday) EYE magazine and NOW magazine available free in outdoor boxes
Prohibition Town Blues (4 of 4)
On a trip to Natal, Brazil’s northeast beach capit
Prohibition Town Blues (2 of 4)
On a trip to Natal, Brazil’s northeast beach capit
Prohibition Town Blues (1 of 4)
On a trip to Natal, Brazil’s northeast beach capit
Jaco, Costa Rica is for Gunslingers
A candid look at Jaco's edgier side. Jaco's nightlife still draws those comfortable in shadier establishments, where the town's fundamental nature remains unchanged.
Istanbul, Turkey – October/November 2000
The cultural life of Istanbul, which tones down a
Fortaleza, Brazil – November 2000
This being my 12th update for BootsnAll tells me that I have now been in Fortaleza for one year. I really am not sure when the time has gone – probably spent at the beach or Almea Guema no doubt, but its quite incredible to think that a whole year has passed since I first
Colombia, Underwater (3 of 3)
Close encounters with a stingray, barracuda sighti
Colombia, Underwater (2 of 3)
Close encounters with a stingray, barracuda sighti
Colombia, Underwater (1 of 3)
Close encounters with a stingray, barracuda sighti
Chris’s Virtual Vacations – Tallulah Falls, GA
October 4, 2000 – A One Day Visit A century ago people called Tallulah Falls “The Niagara of the South.” It was one of Georgia’s most popular tourist spots, drawing thousands of people a year to see the mighty Tallulah River with its six waterfalls, and to hike down into the Tallulah Gorge, which is
Bali Travel Guide – Things to Do
Things to Do Blackie’s seafood restaurant Whilst at Jimbiran Bay if you like fresh seafood you must go to a restaurant on the beach (actually on the sand). There are about 40+ on the beach but then best one is the Intan Café. The owner is a Balinese nicknamed BLACKIE (actually on his business card),
Bali Travel Guide – The People
The People Basically they are lovely people and you will enjoy the experience. It is worth noting however that it is a very poor country and the people chase every dollar. In January ’99 we saw, for the first time, beggars on the streets (mainly at night). We are advised NOT to give to them,
Bali Travel Guide – Shopping
Shopping There are three main shopping situations/locations: Street Hawkers I mentioned these watch sellers, perfume sellers before and the main thing to remember is that they are the only people that will hassle you. If you remain cool, however, you may actually enjoy the experience. They will always ask at least 2½ times more than
Bali Travel Guide – Health and Money Exchange
Health We have spent over 50 days in Bali now over the past three years and have not been sick once. Several years ago the expression “Bali Belly” had more meaning, as the eating-places had not caught up with basic hygiene good practices. The basic rules are these: – Do not drink local tap water.
Bali Travel Guide – Arrival
Arrival When you arrive at Denpasar and move through Immigration you then grab your luggage and will immediately experience the friendly people of Bali. Two or three Balinese porters will grab your luggage and your first thought will be that they are going to steal it! In fact, they are there to ‘help’ you get