Nature, in the broadest sense, is the natural, physical, or material world

Quiet Sierra Lakes, Easily Accessible

By Laura Del Rosso on August 14, 2009 in California, North America, Photos, USA

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My favorite mountain getaway for camping and easy backpacking is off of Bowman Lake Road where there's a beautiful landscape of lakes, creeks, meadows and granite mountaintops in a little-known spot called Grouse Ridge Recreation...

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A Rural Village Outside Beijing

By Ben Casnocha on August 13, 2009 in Asia, China, Photos

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In any country it's true: the big city doesn't represent the whole country. California is way more and way different than San Francisco and Los Angeles alone. New York is not America.In China this is...

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Tea-Time at the Top of the Rockies? You Bet

By Victoria Revay on July 30, 2009 in Canada, North America, Photos

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Horseback riding up to the Lake Agnes Teahouse in Lake Louise is a highlight on this tour that’ll be hard to forget. I’ve been to Lake Louise before, but never ventured up the trails. Now,...

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Head hunting in Mikawir

By Stilettos In the Sand on July 30, 2009 in Jordan, Middle East, Photos

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Nearly 2000 years ago, on a beautiful mountain, over looking the Dead Sea, John the Baptist became yet another casualty to then King Herod, an overzealous, maniacal tyrant who requested his head as a birthday...

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If L’Aquila Were Ground Zero

By Paolo Pontoniere on July 9, 2009 in Europe, Italy, Photos

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If L’Aquila Were Ground ZeroBerlusconi seems to have made L’Aquila into his very own Ground Zero. There’s something Bush-esque about his behavior. Catch the bull by the horn and show everybody who’s boss. In the...

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Golden Glass Slow Food Event at SF’s Fort Mason

By Renee Blodgett on June 21, 2009 in California, Events, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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I attended this year's Golden Glass event at San Francisco's Fort Mason. The event celebrates the efforts of over 100 international wine producers who strive to protect, nurture, and revive the indigenous and classic varieties...

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Egypt’s Best Off-the-Beaten-Path Sites

By Erin Kiskis on June 16, 2009 in Africa, Egypt, North Africa, Photos

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1. Marsa Alam: Marsa Alam does host a lot of Italian, Spanish, and Russian tourists by charter flight who come to sit at the resorts. But there is so much more to Marsa Alam -...

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Cappadocia in its Glory

By Jeff Lee on June 7, 2009 in Middle East, Photos, Turkey

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In Central Anatolia there’s an area that alternates between hillsides that mimic bunched ribbon, at once both smooth and rippled, and plains where seemingly randomly placed rock columns violently dot the landscape. It’s a hiker’s...

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Quiet Sierra Lakes, Easily Accessible

A Rural Village Outside Beijing

Tea-Time at the Top of the Rockies? You Bet

Head hunting in Mikawir

If L’Aquila Were Ground Zero

Golden Glass Slow Food Event at SF’s Fort Mason

Egypt’s Best Off-the-Beaten-Path Sites

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