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Tom Lee Park in Memphis: Learn, Play, and Connect Along the Mighty Mississippi River

So many places in Tom Lee Park beckon me to linger. Adirondack chairs overlook the river, hammocks are nestled in the trees, and native plants are arranged in inviting gardens.

Reopened in 2023 after a $61 million redesign, this large urban park in


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Grand Rapids Delights Beer and Culture Vultures

In my life as a globetrotter, I have missed large swaths of my own country, including much of the upper Midwest. Grand Rapids, Michigan, gave me an opportunity to discover something new. And it was a pure delight.

“You’re going to be surprised by Grand Rapids,” my friend Greg, a longtime resident, declared. “We’re a friendly city filled with art, design, live music, un...


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Wales – The United Kingdom’s Underrated Star

Wales reminds you to unfold your days–and life–like a map, understanding we can’t always refold them the same way. In this corner of the UK, the ever-present ancient structures and modern culinary delights are a vacation in themselves. Bilingual Wales (Welsh and English) has the most castles per square mile in the world, excluding the ubiquitous castle-like churches. Its popu...


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Gliding Through History and My Own Home on the Erie Canal 

When my friend, Erik, first floated the idea of a self-piloted voyage along the Erie Canal, I did the math. From my apartment in Rochester, New York, I can drive west to the town of Spencerport in 21 minutes, 17 should the traffic lights cooperate. If heading east, I can make it to Pittsford in ten, though I usually stop at Wegmans en route, which tacks on another 30. The vil...


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Saturday Walks in Dili: Nature, Culture, Discovery and New Friends

It is 5:30 in the morning. Shawn leaves his home on a bike, pedaling toward a horizon painted in dusky orange, just minutes before sunrise. The only sound that awakens the silence comes from the soft clinking of the bike chain.

He steers the handlebars toward a trailhead where his group of fellow walkers awaits. Every Saturday, the group meets to explore Dili, the capi...


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