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Once Lost at Sea, an English Boat Finds a Home in Cayman Brac
In 1969, a humble electrical engineer from Teignmouth, England signed up to compete in the first solo round-the-world race.
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OutdoorsA Deep-Sea Encounter with Coral, a Stingray and the Abyss
As I left the surface above Martha’s Vineyard, the chaos of the rolling surf and wind gave way to an infinity of calm blue.
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ArchiveCrisis and a Moment of Kindness in Cayman Brac
The Cayman Islands may be better known as a banker’s holiday paradise — but a chance encounter with a boat of Cuban refugees reveals the Islands’ real character.
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ArchiveDiving, Spearfishing and Beer: Welcome to the Cayman Islands
Great food, #nofilter scenery, countless adventures and nice people — the Cayman Islands have it all.
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ArchiveOvernight at the Most Expensive Alpine Lodge in New Zealand
Can you go glamping and still have an authentic outdoor experience?
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Food & DrinkForaging in Fiordland with the Chef of Redcliff
Chef Ryan Murray of The Redcliff in Te Anau took us out for a day fishing.
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DrinksThe Last Barrels of New Zealand’s Greatest Whisky
A small town on the east coast of the South Island is home to some of the greatest whisky on earth.
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ArchivePostcard: Raw Milk, Roadside
In search of raw milk during a two-day bike ride in New Zealand.
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OutdoorsThe 10 Best Road Biking Routes in New Zealand
Some might have you believe that the best way to see New Zealand is dangling from the end of a bungee cord.
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ArchiveA City’s Plans to Become the World’s Most Livable
Auckland is one of the world’s most livable cities.
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OutdoorsKayaking and Diving in New Zealand’s Milford Sound
Milford Sound is one of the most beautiful places in the world.
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OutdoorsThe 10 Best Mountain Bike Rides in New Zealand
Toothy peaks, moss-draped rain forests, boiling mud pools, steep-walled fjords and outlandish animals?
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ArchiveLands Afar
We traveled to New Zealand this winter to see what adventure looks like on the opposite side of the planet.
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ArchivePostcard: Bondi Beach Blues
Australia’s famed coastal hot spot proves that for some, summer really never has to end.
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Outdoors25 Best American Microadventures
Microadventures don’t take excessive amounts of time or money. They also don’t take excuses.
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OutdoorsCamping in California’s Underexplored Channel Islands
If it gets any more exotic than a semi-deserted National Park out in the Pacific run by friendly yet mischievous foxes, Will McGough would sure like to know about it.
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Archive72 Hours in Sedona
A town of 10,000 people at 4,000 feet, Sedona stuns its visitors with its breathtaking red sandstone formations.