Highlights & Stories
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Costa Rica / Highlights & Stories
Bicycling Costa Rica
Bicycling Costa Rica I had the good fortune of finding myself in Costa Rica this past February participating on our Butterflies, Bicycles and Beaches cycling tour. I’ve never been to Central America and didn’t really know what to expect, but… Read full article
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Why I Bike Episode 5
Why I Bike – Episode 5 (from our staff and tour leaders) Andro Tartaglia – ExperiencePlus! Tour Leader Croatia I enjoy riding my mountain bike in remote and quite places. It gives me an opportunity to relax and not think… Read full article
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The Shapes of Puglia
width=”100%” cellspacing=”0″ cellpadding=”0″ border=”0″ summary=””> The Shapes of Puglia Some of us might not be able to point out every European country on a map, but Italy’s distinctive contours make it easy to spot. When we imagine traveling there, we… Read full article
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From the Road: Bicycling Umbria
From the Road: Bicycling Umbria I just returned to Colorado from Italy, where I participated on the September 16-27 Cycling Umbria: A Pasta Addicts Delight bicycle tour. While I cycle a lot at home and knew that I could handle… Read full article
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Cycling through Chile’s Wine Country
As a geographer I am fascinated with the spread of European culture and landscapes in the new world, especially the landscapes of wine. And as a specialist in Mediterranean geography I find the migration of viticulture and wine making from Central… Read full article
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Highlights & Stories / United States
Hiking Utah’s Arches and Canyonlands National Parks
Hiking Utah’s Arches and Canyonlands National Parks Hiking Utah’s Arches and Canyonlands National Parks – May 2006 It seems like only yesterday since I returned from leading our hiking tour in Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, based in Moab, the… Read full article
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Why I Bike: Episode 4
Bill Giovinazzo: Why do I ride? Actually, when my son was born I had always hoped that I could do something “epic” with him. That he and I could do something together that would be a memory we could have… Read full article