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There are road trips, and then there are road trips that leave you speechless.

Stretching from the Pacific Coast of British Columbia into the heart of the Canadian Rockies, the Trans-Canada Highway passes through some of North America’s most spectacular mountain scenery. Along one remarkable section of roadway, travelers can experience four of the country’s ...


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When I arrived at Padre Pio Park in San Antonio, I saw a blue heron standing so tall and still at the river’s edge that I thought it was a larger-than-life statue. I walked up to photograph it and just about had a heart attack as it indignantly took off, squawking.

San Antonio is surprisingly full of outdoorsy things to do. Of course, it’s blazing hot during...


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Picture a dramatic landscape of jagged mountains, rocky coastlines, and verdant green plains, often shrouded in mist. Add ancient castles, Viking and Celtic history, and a dose of fairy folklore, and you have the Isle of Skye, a magical, mystical wonderland.

Location and Access Eilean Donan Castle is the most photographed castle on Skye. Photo by Debbie Ston...

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Barcelona is often celebrated for its striking architecture, golden Mediterranean beaches, and vibrant arts scene. But during my visit, I discovered that one of the city’s greatest attractions is its food.

As I wandered through Barcelona’s bustling streets, I quickly discovered that food is woven into everyday life here. From lively markets overflowing with ...


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You think dating is hard? Try finding your future spouse from a tiny number of prospective singletons separated by glacial valleys, volcanoes, and lava flows. Then add into the mix the possibility that unbeknownst to you, you’re related.

In Iceland, dating has a genealogical complexion to ensure that you don’t inadvertently take your half-sister home to ‘mee...


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