September 10, 2014

A Frugal Fishing Vacation

Growing up around hundreds of fresh-water lakes, fishing is in my blood. In fact, I love it. In my opinion, there is nothing better for a kid than taking them fishing and I was lucky to be able to fish nearly every day of my childhood. As an adult however, I rarely take the time […]



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September 9, 2014

Is Global Vacation Network trying to scam us?





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Isabella on a walk

Quick Shooting Tip See this photo below? I can’t claim credit for this idea! It came from my friend Cliff Baise. But if you get down in some grasses or thin plants and shoot with a shallow DOF (low Aperture number), then you can end up with this nice-looking effect! The Myth of Talent Here’s […]



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My Beef With American’s New Catering

American and US Airways aligned their domestic first class catering as of September 1, 2014.


I don't usually take much of an interest in domestic airplane food, though I did share my first experience with the new catering over the weekend, which was underwhelming. The "salad" consisted mostly of shredded lettuce, and the chicken was possibly the worst chicken I've ever had in a premium cabin.


Today I had a lunch flight from San Francisco to Dallas, which is under three hours in the air.


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North American National Park #42: Badlands, South Dakota

Technically, Badlands National Park was the first national park I ever visited. My family visited here on a road trip in the late 70’s. I’ve visited several times since then and it never ceases to amaze me. What makes Badlands special is its colorful landscape. The erosional features of the park are actually the remains [...]



from Everything Everywhere Travel Blog http://everything-everywhere.com/2014/09/09/north-american-national-park-42-badlands-south-dakota/

American’s First 787 is in Final Assembly — Here’s What to Expect

American’s first 787 is in final assembly. According to AirlinePilotForums, the first delivery is scheduled for November 28. Airlines usually start new aircraft types flying domestically while they work out any kinks. This one is rumored to begin flying New York JFK – Los Angeles for a month after delivery (presumably before it starts flying […]


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Frugal Traveler: Budget-Friendly Seattle, From Meals to Massages

The Frugal Traveler joins two friends from high school for a low-cost mini-reunion in the Emerald City.

















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T Magazine: Dennis Hopper Day Descends On Taos, N.M.

The legendary actor’s daughter Marin shares her account of the event, which featured a group motorcycle ride along the route of “Easy Rider.”

















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Great maritime mystery may be solved

One of the most famous tragedies of the Northwest Passage sea route around the top of North America might have finally been solved.





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Now Is The Time To Book Summer 2015 Award Travel

Over the last few weeks, we have received a flurry of award booking requests for travel on or around Christmas and New Year’s Day. The vast majority of these searches have been unsuccessful. It is simply too late now to try to plan award travel for the holidays, which is by far the most difficult […]



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United is Lying to You, In Their Own Words

There is a very important lesson, that’s easy to forget sometimes. Your frequent flyer program is lying to you (although some lie more than others). There’s no purity here, so the offenses are all relative and need to be kept in perspective. Still, United coming right out and saying that they don’t keep their promises […]


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Exploring Bamiyan, Afghanistan

Some of the most beautiful mountains in the country surround Bamiyan, and after years of working in the country I was finally able to arrange a trip.



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A Trip to the Saltry Restaurant in Alaska

A homegrown Alaskan turns an old fishermen’s cove into a haven for artful, modern cooking.

















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Tough Trains Coming Soon!


















We discover some of the most dangerous train journeys around the world, in our brand new show Tough Trains.



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My Flight Made The News… Sorta!

Yesterday I wrote in passing about my flight delay from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, as a result of my inbound aircraft being delayed by about five hours.


Reader PST Andy commented on the post with a link to an ABC7 Los Angeles article about a delayed flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.


I'm not sure whether I'm more amused by the fact that this was the inbound of my flight, or the fact that this is quite possibly the least interesting airline delay story I've ever read:


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