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High on Adventure October 2008 Lance K. Pugh |
Cardboard Conundrum A fictional story of one man's adventure in recycling.  |
Outside October 2008 David Vann |
Last Voyage of the Culin John Long was living the greatest adventure of his life, sailing home from San Francisco to his native Ireland. But when his beaten and bruised body was found floating off the coast of Chiapas, it was a scene that the author knew all too well.  |
Real Travel Adventures October 2008 Alvin Starkman |
A Rich Wood Carving Tradition In Oaxaca One would be hard-pressed to search the Americas and find creators of folk art with more form, symbolism and importance than those of Zapotec ancestry in Oaxaca, Mexico. Artist Jacobo Angeles epitomizes this culture with his carvings.  |
Real Travel Adventures October 2008 Duncan Davies |
Bangkok, The City I Remember?? A writer returns to Bangkok 20 years after his previous visit to see how the city has changed.  |
Real Travel Adventures October 2008 Antonio Graceffo |
Adventure Writer Looks at Forty: Part II Part II of an adventure writer's reminiscences as he turns 40.  |
High on Adventure August 2008 Lance K. Pugh |
Ring-Tailed and Jack Booted While checking out his new security system, the author discovers a brood of raccoons infiltrating his yard.  |
Real Travel Adventures August 2008 Antonio Graceffo |
Adventure Writer Looks at Forty, Part 1 Until someone asked me I had no idea that it had been seven years since I had quit my job on Wall Street and come to Asia to be a full time adventure writer.  |
High on Adventure June 2008 Lance K. Pugh |
Wanted: Snake Wrangler One man's struggle to wash his car with his garden hose.  |
Real Travel Adventures June 2008 Wayne Hunt |
Southwest Supertramp Tour.... Into the American Wild, Wild West A fictitious story about visiting the beautiful parks, lakes, and monuments along the western half of the US.  |
Real Travel Adventures June 2008 Jack Goldfarb |
Wayward Wayfarer One traveler relates his close encounters with the law in other countries  |
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