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1. Mexico's sketchiest saints

   Article by Daniel Schechter, November 2008

   

   Got a drug run to make or a trick to turn and want a little higher power on your side? These saints won't judge. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Mexico • Weird

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   Retracing the Odyssey

   Article by Richard Waters, October 2008

   Looking for a trip that is equal parts history lesson, Greek Island cruise and epic journey? Let Odysseus be your tour guide. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Great Journeys • Greece • Turkey

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   Rome's little black book

   Article by Abigail Hole, October 2008

   Doing as the Romans do really is the smart way to go. Make like a local and get out of the city. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Relaxation • Rome

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   Kentucky's Bourbon Trail

   Article by Karla Zimmerman, October 2008

   The only thing more Kentucky than the thundering hooves of the Derby is the swirl of ice in a julep. Sip your way through thoroughbred country. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Eating & Drinking • USA

5. 

   Midsummer in Sweden

   Podcast by Matt Brierley, October 2008

   It's never too early to start planning a season of maypoles, strawberry cake, beer-drinking and songs about frogs. Listen to the podcast ›

   Tags: Culture • Festivals & Events • Stockholm

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   Hot stuff at Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park

   Article by Conner Gorry, September 2008

   Strap on some sturdy shoes - we're gonna go play in the lava (well, sort of). Read the full article ›

   Tags: Hawaii • Island & Beaches • National Parks • Relaxation

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   Time travel in the Adirondacks

   Article by Kate Thomas, September 2008

   Wish you could step back in time and holiday like it's 1959? Then head to New York State's Adirondacks for a real retro vacation. Read the full article ›

   Tags: National Parks • USA

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   BC buffet

   Article by John Lee, September 2008

   There's more to Canadian cuisine than maple syrup, you know - and British Columbia's the region to show you exactly how much more. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Canada • Eating & Drinking

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   A firm foodie favorite

   Article by David Atkinson, September 2008

   Wales has waved bye-bye to bland and become a gourmet great in the last ten years. Wales author David Atkinson recommends his favourite places to eat and drink. Read the full article › Proudly supported by Visit Wales

   Tags: Eating & Drinking • Wales

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    Going green

    Article by David Atkinson, September 2008

    Environmental issues are at the heart of tourism in Wales. David Atkinson, author of Lonely Planet's guide to Wales, reports. Read the full article › Proudly supported by Visit Wales

    Tags: Outdoors • Responsible Travel • Wales

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    Best foot forward

    Article by David Atkinson, September 2008

    Fancy a walk in the beautiful Welsh countryside? Wales has sensational walking routes for all ages and abilities. Author David Atkinson highlights the best trails and attractions. Read the full article › Proudly supported by Travel Wales

    Tags: National Parks • Outdoors • Wales

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    Haute dogs in Chicago

    Article by Karla Zimmerman, September 2008

    Molecular gastronomy, levitating food, TV chefs - even the hot dogs aren't what you'd expect in culinary Chicago. Read the full article ›

    Tags: Eating & Drinking • Malaysia

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