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Experts on United States
Brianna has been Water Policy Director at the Clark Fork Coalition since 2007 and also oversees the grantwriting and public relations programs. She previously spent 3 years at the Montana Water T... Read More...
I have been paddling the waters of western Montana and the surrounding area for about seven years now. I know the logistics for most stretches of water in the state of Montana and am happy to sh... Read More...
This island in the Atlantic just off the coast of Cape Cod springs to vibrant life when thousands of visitors pour ashore each summer. I'm there every year, riding my bike from town to town, han... Read More...
People in United States
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Articles about United States
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Category: Innovators
Circling Home: An Interview with John LaneIn this interview with writer, professor, community builder, kayaker, and self-professed “post-hippie Deep South anarchist,” John Lane shows Matador writer Julie Schwietert around the textile mill being converted into an environmental studies center, and talks about the relationships between people and place, between traveling and settling, and how to form community. Click on the audio links to hear clips from their walk along Lawson’s Fork Creek, and read on for a conversation about Lane’s book and writing about place. |
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Category: Sport
Wingsuit Pioneers: Making Human Flight a RealityIn this profile of wingsuit flying, Sandra Konta speaks with Birdmen Jari Kuosma, Nick Rugai, and Robert Pecnik. "What is old news to the skydiving community," she writes, "the mainstream public is just beginning to digest: safe human flight is now a reality." |
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Category: Sport
Golden Trout"He doesn’t answer our question right away, sizing us up for a time before asking the receptionist to dig out some maps of the Popo Agie Wilderness. The map he chooses is hand-drawn, carefully creased and slightly yellow with age," writes Tim Patterson in this soulful and sharp-eyed traverse of the Wyoming highcountry. |
Guides/Tips on United States
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Best Taquerias in San FranciscoBest Taquerias in San Francisco I love burritos. I eat at least 5 a week. They're cheap, they're healthy and San Francisco happens to have some of the best Taquerias in the United Sates. Here are my picks: La Taqueria |
Blogs about United States
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Finding FotoI know I'm lost, but soon I'll be found. To be honest, I wasn't lost at all. I knew where I was. I didn't know where I was going. Yeah, yeah, a classic man excuse you're saying to yourself. Seriously, I knew exactly where I was - in downtown Milwaukee - but I didn't know... |
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I. NovemberIn the beginning, I was incapable of feeling anything relative to my prospects in Egypt. I was simply adamant that it must be, for I am a woman who believes in impossible things. And though that bold and guileless heart has been silent within me for what seems an age, I am cognizant enough to stand by... |
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A Fabulous Book: Sand in my BraWhile I was browsing the travel section in my favorite local book store I stumbled across an unusually titled novel Sand in my Bra. After a quick flip through I found that I couldn't put it down. It's a compilation of odd stories from various woman travelers. Some are hilarious, I mean pee in your... |





