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<h3><a href="/2010/mar/13/so-far-i-have-not-found-science/" title="So Far, I Have Not Found The Science">So Far, I Have Not Found The Science</a></h3>
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<span class="location">Okefenokee Swamp, <a href="/writing/united-states/1/" title="travel writing from the United States">Georgia</a></span>
<time datetime="2010-03-13 11:50:48">03/13/10</time>
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<p class="intro">A canoe trip through the Okefenokee Swamp down in the southern most corner of Georgia. Paddling the strange reddish and incredibly still waters. Begging alligators, aching muscles and the kindly folks of Stintson's Barbecue all getting their due. <a class="permalink" href="/2010/mar/13/so-far-i-have-not-found-science/" title="So Far, I Have Not Found The Science">Read it »</a></p>
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<h3><a href="/2009/may/03/how-to-get-your-butt-and-travel-world/" title="How to Get Off Your Butt and Travel the World">How to Get Off Your Butt and Travel the World</a></h3>
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<span class="location">Athens, <a href="/writing/united-states/1/" title="travel writing from the United States">Georgia</a></span>
<time datetime="2009-05-03 18:39:16">05/03/09</time>
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<p class="intro">How do you make the leap from cubicle daydreams to life on to the road? You want to travel the world, but, like me, you have a million excuses stopping you. How do overcome the inertia that keeps you trapped in a life that isn't what you want it to be? Here's a few practical tips and how tos designed to motivate you to get off your butt and travel the world. <a class="permalink" href="/2009/may/03/how-to-get-your-butt-and-travel-world/" title="How to Get Off Your Butt and Travel the World">Read it »</a></p>
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<h3><a href="/2009/apr/13/strangers-on-a-train/" title="No Strangers on a Train">No Strangers on a Train</a></h3>
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<span class="location">Athens, <a href="/writing/united-states/1/" title="travel writing from the United States">Georgia</a></span>
<time datetime="2009-04-13 18:36:13">04/13/09</time>
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<p class="intro">We mythologize trains because they harken back to an age of community travel, a real, tangible community of travelers, not just backpackers, but people from all walks of life, people traveling near and far together in a shared space that isn't locked down like an airplane and isn't isolated like a car; it's a shared travel experience and there are precious few of those left in our world. <a class="permalink" href="/2009/apr/13/strangers-on-a-train/" title="No Strangers on a Train">Read it »</a></p>
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