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A Three Hour Tour of Herzegovina’s Finest

July 25, 20164 Comments

I have to be honest with this one.  I did no work to plan what we’d see and not see while in Herzegovina.  The Bosnian portion of our Serbia/Bosnia trip in this past December…

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Things We Didn’t See in Luang Prabang, Laos

June 16, 20164 Comments

If you’ve followed this blog for a while, you’ll know that I have a problem with editing.  I’m notoriously unsuccessful at editing experiences, places, and things to do out of an itinerary.  A large…

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Bitchin’ Balkans 2.0: Activate!

December 24, 2015Leave a comment

Hello, hello, hello!  Things have been quiet as of late for a couple of reasons (maybe probably most likely because I’ve been working 55 hour weeks, but no matter!), the most prominent being that I’ve…

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Getting out of Old Town in Tallinn, Estonia

September 18, 20158 Comments

There is no question that Old Town has a lot to offer any tourist – from backpacker to cruiser just in port for the day.  We arrived in Tallinn at the end of Summer,…

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Forget Kyoto, Go to Nagasaki – 4 Reasons to Visit Now

July 22, 2015Leave a comment

Japan is the first place I ever traveled independently, and I devoted a significant portion of my life to the study of the place. I have lived in the country on three non-consecutive occasions,…

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UNESCO Industrial Landscapes – The Mainstreaming of UrbEx

July 8, 2015Leave a comment

While I was browsing my favored geography/travel news related outlets this morning, I happened upon a slideshow of the new UNESCO world heritage sites for this year.  I used to pay a lot more…

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