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Travel: Of bikes, ingenuity, and elbow grease

Travel: Of bikes, ingenuity, and elbow grease

In the remote town of Powell River, self-sufficiency still reins king
Travel: Paradise with purpose

Travel: Paradise with purpose

Hollyhock offers tools for change, hope and optimism
Travel: Another side of Israel

Travel: Another side of Israel

Beyond religion, there are centuries of history, culture and cuisine to explore
Travel: Innocent in a virgin land

Travel: Innocent in a virgin land

A former chambermaid recalls the summer of 1960 at Alta Lake
The Los Cabos dichotomy: The southern tip of Baja California has been transformed from desert to luxury destination

The Los Cabos dichotomy: The southern tip of Baja California has been transformed from desert to luxury destination

In 1521 Hernan Cortez and his army of Spanish conquistadors vanquished the last of the Aztec emperors and began their systematic looting of New World treasures.
Travel: Houston, beyond the strip malls

Travel: Houston, beyond the strip malls

Cars rule, but food and art are also pretty significant in this Texas city
Travel: The Turkish bath

Travel: The Turkish bath

Public bathhouses have been an important part of Turkish culture for centuries
History surrounds Mount Edziza

History surrounds Mount Edziza

I helped Dave roll the last drum of chopper fuel into the back of the beaver. He wedged himself and our two packs in among the 10-gallon drums and I strapped myself into the front seat beside pilot Ron Steele.
Zocalo: At the heart of Mexico City

Zocalo: At the heart of Mexico City

By David Maurice Smith With a population of just under 20 million people, Mexico City has a reputation as one of the world's largest, dirtiest and most dangerous cities.
Travel: The characters of Telegraph Creek

Travel: The characters of Telegraph Creek

This tiny town has been home to northern pioneers for more than a hundred years