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Getting to Know Australia on the Larapinta Trail
Outdoor enthusiasts sometimes turn their backs on organized, outfitted tours.
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ArchiveFishing with Old Chums in Scotland
Meeting a fishy relative in beautiful Cairngorms National Park.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Simon Beck
We chatted with Simon Beck, who straps on snowshoes and walks marathon distances in order to carve out massive geometric snow art designs.
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ArchiveScallops in the Raw
The two fishermen who delivered the scallop shells walked right through the back kitchen door of the restaurant like they were barging into their own home, big and fishy-looking.
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ArchiveThe Dangerous Futility of Sheep-Chasing
The average Scottish sheep weighs between 100 to 300 pounds, lives ten to twelve years, breeds seasonally and, somewhere inside its stupid, thick skull, thinks it’s an absolutely magnificent creature. This is because, in Scotland, it has no natural predators.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: Hiking the Storr
As we drove toward the Storr we could see the cliffs and the jagged rock pinnacles rising in the distance, partially obscured by clouds.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: North Through the Highlands
We drove north toward our next destination, the Isle of Skye.
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ArchiveTesting MUBI, Arthouse-On-Demand
MUBI is an online streaming service specializing in independent cinema. Their roster is small and reserved, focusing on staff-curated films.
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ArchiveOur Top 10 Criterion Collection Movies
The Criterion Collection is a movie publisher dedicated since the mid ’80s to bringing audiences across the world, old and new, the best of the best in the wide world of film.
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Archive72 Hours in Glasgow
Glasgow: where you can visit a 600-year-old university one moment and pound lagers at a blues bar the next.
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ArchiveSeeking the Right To Roam
The Freedom to Roam, unburdened of fences and posted signs, angry landowners and angrier guard dogs, is a shared dream among adventurers. Scotland codified it in 2003.
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ArchivePostcard: Morning Rituals Aboard the No Worries
I’m on a double dose of Dramamine trying to think of nothing at all. Jay’s nursing his third cup of coffee with a smoke hanging from his lip like a young Humphrey Bogart.
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ArchiveElements: A Black, Friday
Stay home, avoid getting pepper-sprayed over a discounted 42-inch Panasonic, check out the best blacked-out gear on Black Friday.
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ArchiveSix Fall Liqueurs for Better Fall Cocktails
Don’t be the guy who brings pumpkin spice vodka to a Friendsgiving gathering.
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ArchiveStay: Hotel Hugo SoHo
Peering over the Hudson River from between two iconically New York red brick buildings, the brand new Hotel Hugo SoHo features a mix of modern urban escape and industrial warmth.
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ArchiveFinding the Rarest of the Rare
At some of the distilleries along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, there are bottles you can’t find anywhere else — rarities that can only be purchased on-site.