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Made in China

By Susan Breslow
in :  World Travel
panda tchotchkes at a Beijing store

The line “Made in China” was synonymous with cheap, poorly made, disposable junk for many years. Today, as the world’s largest economy, the country produces and exports a vast range of goods, from Apple computers to Trump neckties.

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Finding Peace in La Paz – The World’s Aquarium on Mexico’s Sea of Cortez

By Deb Roskamp
in :  World Travel
La Paz welcome arch

There was not a hint of litter on the street. Mexican children frolicked on the beach. Los Pacenos (La Paz natives) offered gentle smiles as they jogged past me along the Malecón – La Paz’s bay-front boardwalk that stretches along the historic downtown. It was hard to take it all in with the sun setting on the glimmering Sea of Cortez.

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Wicked Smells and Heavenly Bites: The Durian

By Leo & Nina Castillo
in :  World Travel
sharp spikes form the durian's outer covering

Someone described it as “hell on the outside and heaven on the inside.” Another compared eating one to “sitting on the toilet while eating your favorite ice cream.” Others weren’t as generous. Henri Mouhot, the French naturalist and explorer who popularized the ruins of Angkor to the West, didn’t mince words: “On first tasting it I thought it like the flesh of some animal in a state of putrefaction.”

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Beauty and Tragedy in the Land of Howling Winds

By Leo & Nina Castillo
in :  World Travel
Binurong Point, Baras, Catanduanes, Philippines

The Philippines often lies in the path of typhoons in the western Pacific which means we’re often prepared for the worse. But a month ago three consecutive cyclones struck the country within a span of 18 days, one of them the strongest in the world this year and among the strongest in recorded history, a streak of calamities unparalleled in the country’s history.

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Monterosola White Wine Paired With Vegetarian Brunch

By Richard Frisbie
in :  World Travel
Monterosola organic wines

Elsewhere I wrote about a more formal Monterosola red wine tasting but their whites simply lent themselves to an informal late summer brunch . . .

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Amazon Off-Line: Eat This Shrub and Call Me in the Morning

By Skip Kaltenheuser
in :  World Travel
aerial view of a segment of the Amazon River

A speedboat departs the Iquitos slums, which hover over the water on stilts and rafts to accommodate mercurial high-water marks that vary 15 meters with the Andes snowmelt. Devouring Peru's Amazon for several hours, the boat slows as it enters the tributary Yanayacu that snakes through the jungle like an anaconda.

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Memories of the Camino

By Tony Chisholm of the "Canadian Connection"
in :  World Travel
Camino de Santiago Pilgrim Trail, Spain

A few years ago, four intrepid explorers from Ontario Canada joined eleven others for a 500+ K cycle along the Camino de Santiago pilgrim trail in Northern Spain. Here are some of our experiences and impressions from this glorious trip.

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Twas on the Isle of Capri

By Stephen Brewer
in :  World Travel
view from the Gardens of Augustus

Capri is a lovely little island that floats in the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Naples and where the air is scented with bougainvillea that tumbles in wild abandon over the garden walls of white-washed villas.

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In My Life, I’ve Loved Them All

By Ringo Boitano
in :  World Travel
Celtic Cross at the site of Connemara’s Doolough Tragedy of 1849

Ok, if my big brother, travel editor Ed Boitano, can do, then so can I. Though, I must confess this pilgrimage piece is also inspired by John Lennon. His passage in In My Life goes something like this...

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Pilgrimages: Places I Remember, Part 6

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
Magical Mystery Tour visitors at the Strawberry Field

Padre Pro’s last request was to be allowed to kneel and pray. When the firing squad’s shots failed to kill him, a soldier shot him at point-blank range. Pro had been falsely accused in the bombing attempt of former Mexican President Álvaro Obregón, and had become a wanted man. Betrayed to the authorities, he was sentenced to death without the benefit of any legal process.

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