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Jen Mankins on her Gourd Shakers From Ghana
In college, I followed in the footsteps of my older sister and studied Ghanaian drumming and Malian dance for a few years. After I graduated, I wanted... Read More
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World’s Most Amazing Cliffs
Your hands get sweaty just thinking about it: ascending 400 feet of steel cables on the backside of Half Dome so that you can hang off the edge of... Read More
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Daily Transporter: Timbuktu
UNESCO and local masons have begun restoring sacred tombs in Timbuktu that were destroyed by occupying militants in 2012. (The traditional pinasse boats... Read More
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Global Vision Awards 2011
SustainabilitySustainable Design: SFO Terminal 2, San FranciscoAs the only LEED Gold–registered terminal in the United States, San Francisco... Read More
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World's Great Animal Migrations
When Sarah Rayner hiked into Mexico's El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary earlier this year, she thought she knew what to expect. The Baton Rouge biology... Read More
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Letters: Timbuktu Tour, New Orleans Hospitality
Reader's FindOur recent stay in Fez was close to perfection. We discovered La Maison Bleue (phone and fax 212-5/741-843; www.fesnet.net.ma/maisonbleue... Read More
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T&L 100: You Better Shop Around (the world) | 2000
(31) Kathmandu Treasure-hunting in the Himalayas A religious center for generations, the Kathmandu Valley now draws modern shoppers. Set aside three... Read More
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Blues Traveling in Bamako
There is nothing to suggest at first glance that Bamako is a musical hot spot. It is the capital of Mali, a parched, poor, landlocked country in West... Read More