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Africa, Deals
24 May, 2013, 18:54
The freedom to explore on Africa holidays Dawit Mesfen
Whether travelling on honeymoon or taking your family, as a conservation expert or safari virgin, there’s an African holiday that can be tailored to your needs. Dawit Mesfen says read on..
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Africa
24 May, 2013, 14:53
Driving through the Congo – in the 1970’s Sara Dunn
In 1970’s England, newlywed Ross Dunn was offered a job in Zimbabwe. As the proud owner of a newish Hillman naturally, to get there, he drove – with his wife. Sara Dunn tells their tale.
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Americas
23 May, 2013, 18:34
Mermaid magic on the Brazilian coast: Porto de Galinhas Tracey Chandler
Brazil’s stunning coastline provides year-round sun and is a handy getaway in the northern hemisphere’s winter. But these fragile environments do need protection. Tracey Chandler dives deep off the coast of Pernambuco and finds herself caught up in marine conservation.
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Americas
23 May, 2013, 15:29
Many things to do in sunny Arizona Lindsay Salt
Canadian Lindsay Salt escaped a bitter winter to fly south to Arizona, and finds blue skies and daylight add to the region’s spectacular natural beauty.
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Central Asia
16 May, 2013, 14:36
Motorcycling right the way across Laos Pat Garrod
In this extract from ‘Bearback’, his account of two years spent motorbiking round the world, Dr Pat Garrod and his wife Ness travel from Cambodia to Thailand – slowly through Laos.
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Europe
15 May, 2013, 16:11
‘Doing’ Europe in a very big hurry David Tyndall
How do you tour Europe in less than a month – and take ten days off for a rest in the middle? Basically you do a city a night, says David Tyndall, as he races around a grueling series of highlights.
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Europe
15 May, 2013, 15:24
Pembrokeshire Caravan Trippin’ Tez Plavenieks
If you land in England, go west. Tez Plavenieks hooks up his caravan and surf boards and drives into Wales.
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Americas
13 May, 2013, 14:57
A foggy morning on Minnesota’s North Shore Brandon Elijah Scott
Minnesota State’s emblem is the Split Rock Lighthouse, but Brandon Eijah Scott finds it hard to spot on a gloomy dank day. Those are, of course, precisely the conditions that make it so useful.
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Asia Pacific, Editorials
3 May, 2013, 16:07
Meeting the Dutch in Thailand and Laos Mike Weisbuch
American Mike Weisbuch learned Dutch in college because he thought it might make him look cool. It didn’t. He also has quite a lot of trouble using the language in Southeast Asia, where most Dutch people seem perfectly fluent in English.
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