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Philippines-BICOL, Land of Fire

By Judy Razon on August 29, 2009 in Asia, Pacific, Philippines, Photos

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The Bicol region lies some 500 kilometers south of Manila, the Philippine capital, and is composed of six provinces. While a bit off the beaten path – most travelers to the Philippines opt for Boracay,...

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Not a Timeshare, a Holiday Club Resort: Indonesians Like to Sing

By Jeff Lee on August 22, 2009 in Asia, Indonesia, Lodging, Photos, Southeast Asia

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Indonesians like to sing. A lot. From the latest Indonesian pop songs to Jason Mraz, we hear them after we pass their little warungs, or doing karaoke in the electronics store, or as...

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Decadence in Dublin

By Kate Arkless Gray on August 21, 2009 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Ireland, Photos

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So here I am, it’s my third day in Ireland and this is my first taste of true Irish Guinness! I’ve popped into Café en Seine at the recommendation of two strangers on Twitter, and...

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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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mixed feelings

By Rebecca Hunt on August 11, 2009 in Africa, Photos, Togo

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I have said good bye to my friends and colleagues in Sokode. It was not easy, but they threw lots of parties for me. Several going away events were thrown in my honor, 2 at...

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Back in China

By Ben Casnocha on August 11, 2009 in Asia, China, Lodging, Photos

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"Get me out of here." Those were my first thoughts upon landing back in Beijing after the pretty painless 12 hour non-stop from San Francisco.It's not the first time I've had moments of instant regret...

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What i have missed in 2 years

By Rebecca Hunt on August 9, 2009 in North America, Photos, USA

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I just spent the week with the new group of volunteers who just arrived from America in June. I quizzed them about new trends, music, and technology. It seems I’ve missed quite a bit - I...

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Rebecca Hunt

After 10 years as a techie in the United States, Rebecca Hunt joined the
Peace Corps in Togo, West Africa. She taught computer skills and
business skills in a medium sized city. After 2 years in Togo, she
moved to Accra, Ghana to work in a internet and mobile telephone
startup.

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