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The Camino de Santiago Part 5: Cape Finisterre
…continued from Part 4: The Way to Santiago The towers of the Santiago Cathedral are shrouded in morning fog. Leaving west from the plaza, I follow the…
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The Camino de Santiago Part 4: The Way to Santiago
…continued from Part 3: Crossing the Meseta I have been hiking all day on a winding mountain road past little towns, highland farms, and wandering…
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The Camino de Santiago Part 3: Crossing the Meseta
…continued from Part 2: Pamplona to Burgos I return to the cathedral and continue west out of the city. Following the riverwalk along a nice grove of…
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The Camino de Santiago Part 2: Navarra
…continued from Part 1: The Pyrenees I start west in the morning after a passing rainstorm. The way out of Pamplona is well marked, either by yellow…
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The Camino de Santiago Part 1: The Pyrenees
“If I take one more step, it will be the farthest away from home I’ve ever been.” -Samwise Gamgee There is an old road in Spain where you can feel its…
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Reserva de la Biósfera Mariposa Monarca
What if I told you that there is a magical forest in central Mexico where millions of monarch butterflies migrate to from North America every cold…
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The Great Dinosaurs of Cabazon
I drove west on a busy three lane interstate just east of the LA suburbs, trying to navigate around too many 18 wheelers to count. The construction…
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The Joshua Trees
In a great way, Joshua Tree is an odd place. Located on a big plateau in the middle of the Southern California desert, this park is full of strange…
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