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Road Notes: The Rainforest World Music Festival
Where the South China Sea meets the rainforest in Malaysian Borneo, there’s a music festival unlike anything in the West.
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ArchivePack Your Dopp Kit Like a Pro
The dopp kit or toiletry bag can be a point of confusion. No more.
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ArchiveViewfinder: Breaking 1,567 Miles in Seven Days
Battling his way from a hospital bed to a bike saddle, James Golding sets out to break a distance world record that has stood for 74 years.
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ArchiveThis Week In Gear: August 2, 2014
This Week in Gear: Indian’s new motorcycle, Laphroaig Select, Denon’s Dolby Atmos speakers, Yeti’s new mountain bike and much more.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: Traveling the Amazon by Riverboat
In much of the Amazon, traveling by riverboat is the best form of transportation.
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ArchiveKit: Freshman Year
Our college years have faded into the past, but that hasn’t stopped us from rethinking what we’d pack if we could do it all over again. Whether you’re matriculating this fall and looking for a leg up on your classmates, or a (clearly hip) parent prepping for one last spending hoorah before crossing your offspring off the books for good, consider your packing list officially started.
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ArchiveKit: Ferrari 400i
Just because the Ferrari 400i isn’t nearly as coveted as, say, a 512 Berlinetta Boxer, doesn’t mean it’s not worthy of respect. It’s just the right car for the businessman who wants to set himself apart from the typical German sports sedan.
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ArchiveThe Complete Guide to Buying an Electric Guitar
Mastering the guitar is no easy feat; neither is buying one.
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ArchiveKit: Goodwood Festival of Speed
When attending a British motoring event that’s held on the estate owned by someone named Lord March, you can’t just fly over the Atlantic with a day pack full of casual duds and a twin blade razor. We’ve put together a comprehensive kit that takes you from airport to hotel to track and back.
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ArchiveThe Long Way in to Havasu Falls
Getting to Havasu Falls requires a flight to Phoenix, a five-hour drive to the Grand Canyon, and an eleven-mile hike in hundred-degree heat.
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ArchiveStay: Otesaga Resort Hotel
Cooperstown, a small town of around 2,000 inhabitants, is a natural seat of Yankee Americana; it’s got the National Baseball Hall of Fame, James Fenimore Cooper, and a rich patron family to thank for that. The Otesaga Resort Hotel has been a part of that identity since its opening in 1909.
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ArchiveA Quick, Flashy History of Fireworks on the Fourth
From Mongolian invasions to America’s Independence Day, here’s the history of fireworks and why we use them on the Fourth of July.
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Archive30 Minutes With: Paul Steely White
Being a pedestrian or a cyclist in a city can be as harrowing as it is liberating.
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ArchiveKit: Backyard Grilling
No man should need an excuse to grill. But long summer weekends do provide an excellent opportunity to show off your skills and (hopefully) have others hand-deliver beers to your door.
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ArchiveElements: Wood
Wooden products stir feelings of tradition that artificial materials can never replace.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: The Controlled Chaos of Istanbul
Istanbul is a great place to visit: it’s located right smack on the dividing line between Europe and Asia, with a wealth of historical and religious sites, bazaars, a rich food culture and nearby islands that can be gotten to via ferry rides.
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ArchiveElements: Black on Black
If you want to look more Gotham City than goth kid, you’ll have to be discerning about your all-black ensemble.
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ArchiveThe Age of Aquarius
I had been warned to keep my depth above 50 feet to maximize bottom time, and as I slipped under the “porch” of Aquarius, I saw my computer read 48 feet. I popped up inside the moon pool, removed my regulator and mask and took a breath of the pressurized air inside.
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ArchivePhoto Essay: Governors Ball
On June 6th, over 40,000 people descended on Randalls Island, NY for the first of three music packed days at the Governors Ball Music Festival. On any other day of the year, Randalls Island’s 520 acres sit silent.