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This is sort of random, but the unexpected is what makes travel fun, as long as it's not bad unexpected. When we arrived at Port Pollen...
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After hiking in and around the Cirque de Gavarnie in the French Pyrenees, we drove to Torla in the Spanish Pyrenees. Torla is the town just...
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Sicily's Villa Romana del Casale is a remnant of a time when Rome dominated Sicily, and the economy was booming with exports of wheat an...
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Three feet of snow were forecast the night we arrived at our hotel in Cortina de Ampezzo, high in the Dolomite mountains north of Venice. W...
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For our first hike in the Pyrenees, we chose "La Breche de Roland", which means Roland's Breach, a giant gap in the top of the...
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My friend Eduardo lives in Curitiba, Brazil. Eduardo is a great photographer. Last January, he sent me an amazing photo of a jaguar he took ...
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We managed to make it to the Paris fireworks for the fifth consecutive year. It's worth it to arrange your schedule to be here just for...
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This is my second set of Bastille Day photos from last Friday night. A lot of people seemed to like the first set . As usual, the firewo...
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As many of my friends know, I'm a huge ice-o-phile. We've visited glaciers and glaciated mountains all over the world, and I've ...
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The icy wind nearly knocked us down as we got off the plane early on the morning of September 3 in Iceland. The day before, high winds had f...
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