Posts Tagged with "essays"

Along the Camino de Santiago

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

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Usually the camino follows dirt roads, but at times I suffer the unforgiving impact of the pavement. Occasionally my way narrows into single-track, and I savor those moments. Wildflowers saturate the Andalucían spring. The waves of orange, yellow, and red make me smile when the pain in my feet demands otherwise.

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To Say We had been to Kosovo

Monday, July 20, 2009

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Gilbert Carlson takes us on an overland trip through the Balkans, hitching his way into the cars and homes of the generous people of Kosovo.

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Riding on The City of New Orleans

Monday, July 6, 2009

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Stephen Bugno searches for the real America on his trip through the heart of the country on The City of New Orleans train

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A Mother’s Medicine

Monday, June 22, 2009

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Peace Corps volunteer Jett Thomason who gets ill while serving in Uzbekistan and depends on his host mom for a home remedy…

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