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TAKING THE ROAD TO NOWHERE
CALL IT
"GURU ROAD" or "DOOBY LANE"
by Lee Juillerat
Near Gerlach, Nevada, it’s a road that tells, as an engraved stone marker explains, “A Story With No Beginning And No End." It's lined with hundreds of pieces of whimsical art.
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POSTCARD FROM the MAUI COFFEE FARM, HAWAII, Part One, by Larry Turner
After completing my market duties and tidying back at the coffee farm, I’m foot loose and fancy free for adventuring on the island for the following six days on Maui—the undisputed playground of the Hawaiian Islands.
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CAMBODIA NIGHT MARKET
by Yvette Cardozo
In Siem Reap's Night Market, $2 US gets you a can of beer and 20 minutes with your feet in a tank of nibbling fish.OMG, did it ever tickle. Yikes. But after a minute, my sensory endings calmed down and I just sat there in the city’s night market, letting them do their work.
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ADVENTURE POEMS by Timothy Pilgrim Adventure Poet Laureate
Still glow
(with a nod to Albert Camus)
Heads down, no way to say sorry,
mistake, we drag laden canoe
to the beach, paddle choppy water,
her behind, steering.
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CRUISING EUROPE'S RIVERS
by Brad Hathaway
Cruising down (or up) a navigable river is one of our favorite ways to get to know a country. It takes you into the interior, traverses the rural areas in between the towns and cities, and gives you an opportunity to visit attractions in most all of them.
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BOOK REVIEW: SWEET IN TOOTH AND CLAW: Stories of Generosity and Cooperation in the Natural World by Kristin Ohlson
Review by Carolyn Dale
Ohlson put to rest our outdated notions that survival in the world depends mainly on competition. Human beings, and our presence on Earth, are not the villains in this story.
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