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How long is your weekend?

How long is your weekend?
There were two milestones that shifted my understanding of time.  The first occurred when I was in 3rd grade and I realized that summers were actually not half of the year and that school actually was longer than summer.  I still remember not fully comprehending this revelation.  This adjustment of perceived [...]

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My friend Greg Berry at nuance intelligence asked that I comment on his recent post:  Ethical Travel I’m not sure I offered anything towards the solution of our massive travel footprint but it allowed me a venue to post some thoughts. Thanks Greg.
Across the globe there are countless initiatives being discussed to address travel, air [...]

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We all love Common Craft Videos….Simple Explanations in Plain English (made using wonderful stick figures).  Here is their explanation of Social Media.

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Spotlight on top experiences in France

Jeannette Hermann , Eons contributor, Travel Dragon Friend

Glorious France, renowned for her culture, style and savoir faire, is the most visited country in the world. Here are insights into some of the best of France by Jeannette Hermann.
Michelin one-star dining: the great French secret.
Everyone when given the chance should [...]

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I’m dreaming of the mountains and thought I would share one of my adventures.

My friend Leslie Ross, founder of Babes in the Backcountry, traveled to Peru with me on The Dragon’s Path Women’s Inca Trail Trek last fall. This winter she invited me to join her on a women’s hut trip to Francie’s Cabin, located [...]

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Just off the mountain one week ago and my toes are still a bit numb. The trek went well and the Rangai route was very quiet and beautiful

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In a few hours I’ll arrive in Buenos Aires, hopefully in time for a short tango class before going out with a friend to his tango club.
I’ll have a few days in BA before heading off to Calafate on a small boat around Lago Argentina and then on to Torres Del Paine with 14 friends.
Can’t [...]

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