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A 12-Year-Old Jockey Fights for His Dream
An underweight amateur jockey rides for glory on the west coast of Ireland.
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ArchivePuma Tracking in the Heart of Patagonia
In Torres del Paine National Park, the puma reigns at the top of the food chain.
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ArchiveThe Adventure of Shooting Film
It’s about finding the perfect shot, taking a bit more time, and rolling the dice with some expired film.
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ArchiveHow to Tie a Poncho like a Gaucho
In Patagonia, we asked a local Chilean gaucho to teach us the way of the poncho.
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Archive72 Hours of Food in New York City
A food-inspired tour guide to the largest city in America.
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Archive7 Handcrafted Souvenirs From Chile
A survey of handmade goods available at Fundación Artesanías de Chile, Chile’s best souvenir shop.
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ArchiveMidnight Hiking in the Atacama Desert
The world’s driest non-polar desert is also one of its best stargazing locales.
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ArchiveCycling Is the Best Way to See the Swiss Alps
The Alps are the perfect combination of struggle and satisfaction — long, steep climbs rewarded with idyllic vistas.
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ArchiveNew York’s Ludlow Hotel Is a Lesson on Doing More with Less
A night at the Ludlow Hotel in the Lower East Side proves that small things count in big ways.
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ArchiveA Paradise in Patagonia
Nestled inside Torres del Paine National Park, the Explora Patagonia is the ideal lodging, regardless of season.
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ArchiveCapturing Chile’s Stunning Landscape from Above
World-renowned photographer Bernhard Edmaier spent five weeks photographing the the varied and impressive landscape of Chile.
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ArchiveTierra Pacifica
At 2,700 miles, Chile’s land stretches from arid desert to a chunk of the Antarctic.
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ArchiveThe Epic Saga of the Most Expensive Train Station Ever Built
It’s arriving six years late and almost $2 billion over budget.
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ArchiveThe Best Architecture since 2010 Does More with Less
In the five years since 2010 (and the biggest economic downturn since the Great Depression) architecture has grown more thoughtful and socially aware.
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ArchiveThe Automotive Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright was obsessed with the automobile, and this passion is reflected in his greatest works.
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ArchiveAn Affordable, Stylish and Socially Responsible Boot
A quality boot that helps support proper work environments and sustainable wages for workers in Ethiopia.
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Archive7 Places to Stay, Designed by World Famous Architects
There are hotels, and then there are architectural landmarks that happen to be hotels.
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ArchiveAn Uncomfortable Short Film Creates a Portrait of the Modern Relationship
Casey Gooden’s 12-minute short examines how modern stresses can unhinge a couple.
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ArchiveThe Tool Watch, Remastered
TUDOR’s reputation as the world’s premier maker of tool watches began in earnest in 1954 with the launch of its first diver. Over 60 years later, this legacy is now stronger than ever thanks to a slew of new releases and updates launched in 2015.