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  1. Blog it or slog it?: It seems like the idea of traveling without somehow documenting your adventures online is a pr... http://bit.ly/60xuiF about 1 hour ago from twitterfeed
  2. Do travel books or films inspire you most?: I’ve been accused of always finishing a destination-related book with... http://bit.ly/4rf30e about 13 hours ago from twitterfeed
  3. Representing your country on the road: Whether we want the responsibility or not, we represent our countries when w... http://bit.ly/5yv4il 8:57 PM Dec 17th from twitterfeed
  4. The search for (and meanings of) home: Panama City, Panama Travelers, perhaps even these photographed in Panama on... http://bit.ly/90l2Yk 8:50 AM Dec 17th from twitterfeed
  5. Is the Cuban-American curtain poised to raise?: Just last month and exactly one year after Scott wrote that it migh... http://bit.ly/6fJ3lI 1:57 AM Dec 17th from twitterfeed
  6. Getting naked in strange places: Everywhere you travel, you’ll always end up naked with a certain stranger: The s... http://bit.ly/4z2Y2p 9:57 AM Dec 16th from twitterfeed
  7. It’s okay to not go home for the holidays: My husband and I recently watched the movie “Four Christmases.” As... http://bit.ly/4R7yHU 12:45 AM Dec 16th from twitterfeed
  8. Travel and war: see Afghanistan through the eyes of a tourist: The quest to escape tourist hordes can lead you to s... http://bit.ly/5NUvo4 9:56 AM Dec 15th from twitterfeed
  9. Book review: Lonely Planet Thailand: It’s hard to believe the Lonely Planet guide to Thailand is in its 13th edit... http://bit.ly/6CrX8t 8:03 PM Dec 14th from twitterfeed
  10. Recommended reading for the travelling linguaphile: Are you a traveling linguaphile? Many of us that are drawn to t... http://bit.ly/6znH3V 8:07 AM Dec 14th from twitterfeed
  11. Different cultures tend to romanticize each other: “My own policy is to try to be as non-judgmental about another... http://bit.ly/7gtAUP 8:09 PM Dec 13th from twitterfeed
  12. How to rediscover your hometown: Brett’s post from earlier this week, “Everywhere is a destination,” struck a... http://bit.ly/8GZbmf 9:00 AM Dec 11th from twitterfeed
  13. Riding a scooter: pleasant escapade or death on two wheels?: Scooters are a favorite mode of transportation in many... http://bit.ly/5dyhmT 9:01 PM Dec 10th from twitterfeed
  14. Expanding awareness of geography through travel: Ko Chang, Thailand One morning on Ko Chang, Thailand, while sitti... http://bit.ly/7LEuVF 9:08 AM Dec 10th from twitterfeed
  15. Top 10 Ethical Destinations: A grass-roots alliance uniting everyone who loves to explore the world, Ethical Travel... http://bit.ly/8TFjxv 8:04 PM Dec 9th from twitterfeed
  16. Everywhere is a destination: Yesterday I found a travel piece about my hometown (ok, about the fancy town next to m... http://bit.ly/50iSTw 8:36 AM Dec 9th from twitterfeed
  17. Your travel secrets: To tell or not to tell: There’s a little meme making its way around the blogosphere right no... http://bit.ly/7d3Zds 8:57 PM Dec 8th from twitterfeed
  18. Travel and the art of running away: “You’re running away” is a common charge level at vagabonders of all stri... http://bit.ly/8mjVv1 10:16 AM Dec 8th from twitterfeed
  19. San Jose Mercury has pro-vagabonding article: I was up in the South Bay Area over Thanksgiving, staying at a friend... http://bit.ly/4U78bi 8:10 PM Dec 7th from twitterfeed
  20. Transit junkie:     One of the constant laments that I hear from my friends back in the States is that they woul... http://bit.ly/6IOHfN 8:27 AM Dec 7th from twitterfeed