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The seven giants of the Urals

In the northern Urals, where these leave behind vegetation to become velvety hills that blend into the horizon, seven giants majestically rise.

The Aquatic Wilderness of Nootka Sound, Canada

Thousands upon thousands of bright pink and red strawberry anemones fill the underwater seascape, as clusters of giant, white cloud sponges protrude proudly off of the giant boulders that rest precariously upon a slope that wanders off into the abysmal depths.

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Modern navigators, ancient Polynesian wisdom

Bestselling author Wade Davis is enthralled by ancient Polynesians who faced the open sea and chose to travel out of the "sheer courage" of true exploration.

Philippines battles flood chaos

Rescue teams are stepping up efforts to reach flood victims in the Philippines, where at least 72 people are feared to have died following torrential rains. Tropical Storm Ketsana triggered the worst flooding in decades in the capital Manila and nearby provinces. Defence Secret …

Wipeouts in fall weatherl

When you view the Pacific Ocean from the sandy shore between Ucluelet and Tofino, you see whales breach and dolphins jump. It's a vista untainted by humanity, except for the rider-less surfboards washing up on the beach.

The mystery of Lake Louise's missing water

The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise taps into the iconic emerald-blue lake in Alberta that shares its name for everything from supplying its laundry room and watering its gardens to ensuring the ice buckets are filled.

Explorer - The Guadalupe Mountains of Texas, Where the West Is as It Was

A VISIT to Guadalupe Mountains National Park is a vivid reminder that not all of the West was won and an illustration of why that's a very good thing.

Friday Sunset: September 11th, 2009

[Click to Enlarge] This sunset was taken near Daytona, Florida, with the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse centered in the background. Photographed in 2002 using a Canon Photura 135, which was a great little viewfinder camera that I still keep around as a backup camera.

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A business dinner in China

In my years of traveling to China, I've learned that one of the most difficult moments for my fellow American travelers is often the celebratory banquet.

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Columbus Replica Ships To Dock In Kentucky

On Friday, Sept. 25, the 'Pinta' and the 'Nina', replicas of Columbus' ships will open in Covington. The ships will be docked at B & B Riverboats, 101 Riverboat Row, on Sept. 24, until their departure early on Oct. 5.

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