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In less than 12 hours, we will be heading to Logan International Airport in Boston to embark on a three month journey through Europe, Turkey and a few points in between.
As some of you may …
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Last week, after a two decade hiatus, I got reacquainted with some old friends from my youth. Shamu, Clyde, Seymour and I spent many a summer together. Each year, we (my mom,grandparents and I) traveled …
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I could be way off base on this–especially because I have never been to Australia–but I’ve always felt that the country’s coast today is what California was in the 1970s. Trust me, I love …
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By the time this reaches the twitter stream and RSS feed, Beth will have arrived in the Riviera Maya for her (and Beers and Beans) first press trip. And because I can’t call right …
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For San Diego travelers and families planning their Labor Day vacations, the rising gas prices could not have come at a worst time. Luckily, the city’s unique proximity to the mountains, international border and desert …
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Beyond the notorious avenues of Tijuana and the eternal spring-break atmosphere of Rosarito, lies a stretch of coastline devoid of Ralph’s, sprawling suburbs and rush hour traffic jams–imagine San Diego in the early 1900s. …
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Editors note: Beth and I covered the Newport Folk Festival last month, and we were both blown away by Middle Brother’s performance, in part because they made being in a band look like so …
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