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In Burma, David Heath Captures Smiles Over Scars
In his new photo book, David Heath focuses on Burma’s smiles, not its scars.
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ArchiveLabor and Life Aboard A Maine Lobster Boat
For the lobstermen who call Penobscot Bay home, there is no off-season, and unpredictable waters make their jobs difficult and dangerous throughout the year.
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WatchesThe Dirty Little Secret of the Rose Gold-Plated Watch? It Makes Sense
Plated and PVD rose gold watches are little discussed, but great examples are out there — and they cost fractions compared to their solid-gold brethren.
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MotoringCrap Cars and Real Racing at the 24 Hours of LeMons
The 24 Hours of LeMons is an endurance spectacle of cars that were “purchased, fixed up and track prepped for a total of $500 of less.” Most of them break down, but everyone has a good time.
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ArchiveWardrobe Essentials for a Life on the Go
These are the premium accoutrements to any journey, the picks that come from the refined palate of the guy who’s putting six figures of flight miles on the books each year.
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WatchesFilson Leans on Shinola for 25 New Watch Styles
Filson’s release of watches in 25 styles for pre-sale yesterday shouldn’t be a surprise: its partnership with Shinola, a sister company, was announced at Baselworld last year.
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WatchesThe Best Watches of SIHH 2015
Despite the economic clouds that blew into Geneva the week before, there were still some spectacular new watches at the annual Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie. This year, the exclusive exhibition of high watchmaking lived up to its name.
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OutdoorsSunset in Montauk
In the last decade of summers, more and more tourists have pushed farther down Long Island until, invariably, they’ve arrived at its end: the little town of Montauk. With increased tourism comes money, but for many in Montauk, it also brings a yearly headache of inebriated vacationers, rising rent prices, congested beaches and changing culture in between harsh, wasteland-like winters.
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Outdoors
Finding the “Real” Hawaii in Molokai’s Leper Colony
There I was, coming down the mountain like a kid on a playground, happy to finally be in the “real Hawaii”, and all of a sudden I realized that I’d arrived at a leper colony — one where people still lived.
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ArchiveAt The View Hotel in Monument Valley, the Name Says it All
It doesn’t take a genius to figure out why they decided to name it The View Hotel.
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ArchiveThe Best Travel Guidebooks for Every Journey
Everybody needs help when in a foreign place. And there’s no shame in owning a travel guide.
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FitnessEditor’s Choice: Best of Outdoor Retailer, Winter Market 2015
Outdoor Retailer is a biannual product show for retailers, manufacturers and other outdoor industry enthusiasts and pros.
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Archive10 Best Sportsman’s All-Terrain Vehicles
These ATVs and UTVs are designed for sportsmen, farmers, ranchers and outdoor off-road lovers.
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Drinks
Beerlandia: 7 Breweries to Visit in Portland
Portland’s beer scene rivals any other city in the world.
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Motoring4 Full-Size Pickup Trucks with Full-Size Bragging Rights
Four standouts are changing our perceptions on full-size pickups.
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OutdoorsThe Long of It: A Sportsman’s Guide to the .22 Rifle
Many think that bigger is better when it comes to guns, but the life of the sportsman tends to be more refined and event specific. Case in point: the .22 rifle, which fires a diminutive round at lower speeds and shorter distances than its big-bored brethren, though its popularity is virtually unparalleled.
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Today in GearToday in Gear, Outdoor Retailer Winter: January 23, 2015
The newest gear unveiled at the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market 2015 includes Rumpl Down blanket, Woolwich Yankee boots, FlameStower Candle Charger and more.
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ArchiveElements: Hunting Camp
From practical to (slightly) luxurious, all the necessary gear to outfit a hunting camp.