Connect with Facebook"Attention ladies and gentlemen. We are now beginning our descent into Mogadishu."
He kept our minds from wandering to the cannibal scene in Alive.
It's one of few places on Earth where you feel like you're in the middle of nowhere.
As you read this, there are waves that are going unridden.
He managed to inflate the tire with a misfit pump and a rubber band.
Getting late-night poutine is a bit of a tradition in Montreal.
Businesses on Facebook know this well -- they call it a “call to arms.”
What to eat and where to get it in northern Taiwan.
Here’s a free world tour courtesy of Google Street View.
On any given day, somewhere in Nicaragua, it’s going off.
It was once believed that Los Gigantes marked the edge of the world.
The results may surprise you.
The striking diversity of waves, waterfalls, lakes, and springs around the world.
The blueness is the breath of the glacier.
The instructor was excited about teaching people how not to crash their snowboards.
Part of it is simply the view.
The Airstream was loaded with food, beer, and snowboarding gear.
I find this part of the world wildly inviting, and I must not be alone.
Katmai National Park is known for two things: the volcanic landscape…and bears.
At Kappa, your order even arrives at your table on a miniature, cutely kitsch train.
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Japan has thousands of hot springs. Where there's a hot spring, there's probably an onsen.
From brunch to late night.
A celebration of the high places of the world, in photographs.
Wine snobs love to critique the quality of Connecticut (and New England in general) wines.
The Kugrak is one dramatic valley among thousands.
Pass by the ruddy tourists at Casa Suiça's terrace, looking like they’re...
