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Crossing the Nullarbor – Australia
David Madden can honestly say that he has never felt so satisfied by and privileged to share in absolutely nothing.
Parangtritis, a Beach Not Too Far – Java, Indonesia
Barrie Lie-Birchall could not understand why a trip to the beach would be culturally enlightening – but he found out.
St Patrick’s Day, Irish Style – Dublin, Ireland
Travel stories from Dublin, Ireland – St Patrick's Day.
California By Rail – Los Angeles to Oakland
Desperate for that feeling of independence of lone traveling, Delara Adams jumped on a long distance train for the weekend.
ER in Guatemala – Monterrico, Guatemala
The nightly turtle races were all the excitement the village of Monterrico was supposed to offer. Laurie Magree found a bit more than that after helping to …
Destination: Machu Picchu – Cusco, Peru
Derek Carlisle attempts to reach Machu Picchu the hard way after falling victim to a case of traveler's diarrhea.
Parque Tayrona, Colombia
The jungle might be closed for cleaning, but that won't stop Justin Pushman, if he can ignore the dealer in the hotel corner.
The Calcutta Railway Riot – Calcutta, India
Although offered with good intentions, Vicki Flier's aid to an Indian beggar provokes a hostile reaction.
Stories on the Santa Fe Trail – Taos, Albuquerque & Santa Fe, New …
Neville Millen heads to New Mexico on a six-day quest for sun and scenery, while his daughter ponders the meaning of Santa Fe.
Romantic Fun in Orlando – Orlando, Florida
You can't get much more romantic than a message of love delivered by a dolphin. Norm Goldman tells you where to find it.
“On the Buses” – Down Argentina Way
Long distance buses ar a great way to cover the vast distances of Argentina. It also gave Gerry Schwartz a great opportunity to chat with the locals.
A Visit to Dracula’s Tomb – Snagov, Romania
David M Weber attempted to see the tomb of Vlad the Impaler and came across a couple of characters who he felt should be getting acquainted to splinters in …
A ‘Shaman’ Named Jesus
Travel story about meeting a traditional healer, or shaman, in Peru.
Angler’s Kitchen – Chile
Allan Taylor suggests ways you can always be sure of a hot meal while on the road, without worrying about voltage converters or replacement gas cylinders.
City Girl on a Small Farm in Tuscany – Lucca, Italy
Jacqueline Harmon Butler's limited language skills brought a blush to the face of an Italian farmer.
English Breakfast – London, England, UK
It ain't all sausages and bacon – and Jeanette Bergman finds that London in the morning isn't all rudeness and lunatics either.
Uncovered at the Hammam – Marrakech, Morocco
When Elizabeth Nystrom received a scrub in a Moroccan hammam, she couldn't differentiate pain from intense relaxation – an entirely enjoyable feeling.
Marvelous Miette – Miette Hot Springs, Alberta, Canada
For years Deb Smith had dreamed of visiting Miette Hot Springs in Alberta. She discovers a perfect holiday weekend.
Na Pali Coast’s Eleven-Mile Kalalau Trail – Kauai, Hawaii …
Yansu Ouyang and Daniel Hoover wanted to do something amazing and adventurous. And during the 11 mile Kalalau Trail, Peanut butter, trail mix and chocolate …
Travel Tunisian Style: Louage All the Way
Travel story about getting around Tunisia using louages, or local taxis.
Driving Eighty in Someone Else’s Mercedes
Travel story about using driveaway's to save money and travel.
On the Bolivian Trail of "Che"
Juan Larranaga visited two small Bolivian towns that were significant in the life and death of Ernesto 'Che' Guevara.
Sri Lanka’s Hill Country by Train
In Sri Lanka, cheap first-class tickets and free world-class views can restore anyone's faith in rail travel in the Third World.
Rediscovering Rotto – Rottnest Island, Western Australia …
Why go to Rottnest Island? Jacqueline Perry writes why – host to the largest open water swim in the world, solitude from humans, laid back atmosphere, …