Once a year in the holy town of Puri on the east coast of India, the Gods enter the fray of the common man to mingle with the mob. Attracting thousands of pilgrims, the annual Rath Yatra (or Chariot Festival) is an orchestrated riot of colour, spectacle and sweat.
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I was in Miami on Sunday when Argentina played Mexico. I was told there was only one place for me to go: Normandy Isle, a northern part of Miami Beach known as Little Buenos Aires.
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This week someone told me about a B&B in Buenos Aires called Abode that prides itself on its ‘full English’ breakfast.
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I’m sure I’ve said this before, but I really can’t emphasis this point enough: Couchsurfing.com is fantastic for language learners.
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Three places in three different spots around the world contributing to Earth Day activities
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Written on April 15, 2010
I wrote this horribly opinionated, elitist, provocational polemic last year, and have been wondering what to do with it ever since. There may be nuggets of truth in there somewhere, but please don’t take it too seriously!
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“Volunteers aren’t paid because they’re not important or worthless, but because they’re priceless.” – Anonymous
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Laura Burns explores ways to voluntour around Mexico
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Written on March 19, 2010
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: Exploring Swaziland’s culture, crafts and wildlife.
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NOTES FROM THE FIELD: From Volcano Climbing to a Hacienda Stay.
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When the Gods descend in Puri, India
Once a year in the holy town of Puri on the east coast of India, the Gods enter the fray of the common man to mingle with the mob. Attracting thousands of pilgrims, the annual Rath Yatra (or Chariot Festival) is an orchestrated riot of colour, spectacle and sweat.
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Exploring Miami’s Little Buenos Aires
I was in Miami on Sunday when Argentina played Mexico. I was told there was only one place for me to go: Normandy Isle, a northern part of Miami Beach known as Little Buenos Aires.
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What’s wrong with an English breakfast abroad?
This week someone told me about a B&B in Buenos Aires called Abode that prides itself on its ‘full English’ breakfast.
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Why Couchsurfing is great for language learners
I’m sure I’ve said this before, but I really can’t emphasis this point enough: Couchsurfing.com is fantastic for language learners.
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Photos around the world appreciating Mother Earth
Three places in three different spots around the world contributing to Earth Day activities
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Why Backpacking Is Great (And Other Myths)
I wrote this horribly opinionated, elitist, provocational polemic last year, and have been wondering what to do with it ever since. There may be nuggets of truth in there somewhere, but please don’t take it too seriously!
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Destination:PEACE Mexico
“Volunteers aren’t paid because they’re not important or worthless, but because they’re priceless.” – Anonymous
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Five creative ways to volunteer in Mexico
Laura Burns explores ways to voluntour around Mexico
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Swaziland Day 4 – A cultural day
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: Exploring Swaziland’s culture, crafts and wildlife.
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Tequila, Dia Seis
NOTES FROM THE FIELD: From Volcano Climbing to a Hacienda Stay.
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