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Dedicated to the art of traveling and living well

Dedicated to the art of traveling and living well

Dedicated to the art of traveling and living well

Dedicated to the art of traveling and living well

Dedicated to the art of traveling and living well

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Why Drowning Rarely Looks Like Drowning

Why Drowning Rarely Looks Like Drowning

Summer is a season of family vacations, backyard pool parties, lake trips, and afternoons at the beach. It's also one of the most dangerous times of year for children around water. While many parents believe they would recognize someone in distress, water safety...

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Exploring the Canadian Rockies

Exploring the Canadian Rockies

Before setting off from Calgary and heading west toward the mountains, I spent the morning exploring the downtown area. The city has quite interesting examples of modern architectural designs - impressive skyscrapers - that blend seamlessly into a well-organized city...

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Travel News and Advice – July 31, 2026

Travel News and Advice – July 31, 2026

Europe ETIAS postponed again. After all the problems implementing the new European Travel Information and Authorization System, it has been delayed until next year. It's a good thing since there were way too many kinks. Let's hope they get them worked out....

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Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, Africa

Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, Africa

In their haunting 1965 song, Simon & Garfunkel sang soulfully of “The Sounds of Silence.” These were only poetic words to me until my trip to Zimbabwe, when I felt the full weight of those words as we drove along a rutted dirt road in Hwange National Park. It was...

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Restaurant Review: Mikla, Istanbul, Turkey

Restaurant Review: Mikla, Istanbul, Turkey

A bit of Scandinavia in Constantinople/Istanbul I didn’t know that Istanbul, like Rome, was built on seven hills. Now, ascending a labyrinth of narrow streets, I became keenly aware of that. It was a grey November afternoon, and I was scheduled to meet with Mehmet...

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