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Chesapeake Bay’s huge expanse of broad water and inlets has for centuries been Washington DC’s playground, the nation’s aquatic backdrop, its naval headquarters and unfortunately, a dumping ground for all kinds of industrial and agricultural waste.

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Kaikoura Capers

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Jan

Kaikoura, the town where the mountains meet the sea on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island has attained a well-deserved reputation for eco-tourism.

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Tua Pittman rides the tiller with stern command. Steering the Marumaru Atua northwards into the night, he scopes the greying horizon like it’s a familiar friend. As one of the few contemporary Master Navigators trained in the ancient ways of sailing by stars, moon, ocean currents and migrating birds, on this short voyage from Rarotonga towards Aitutaki, Pittman is recreating a past almost forgot to modern travellers.

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Category: Culture Features Wundering Written by Tom Neal Tacker 3 Comments

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Dozing in Darwin During the Wet

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Nov

Tropical torpor is unavoidable when the average humidity exceeds average temperature. Being in Darwin during the Wet is like being cloaked in damp inertia.

The NT News, Darwin’s daily tabloid newspaper, is so outrageously hokey that it could be read as an alternative comedy script instead of a fact sheet.

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Category: Bohemian Features Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Eating Green in the USA

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Oct

In the land of the fat saturated, genetically modified hotdog, it’s easier than you think to eat healthily, if you know where to look.

While soulless supermarkets expand across America, turning food shopping into task management, farmers’ markets put the soul back into eating well.

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Category: Epicurean Features Written by Teddy Manger 0 Comments

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America’s Magical Bay

Chesapeake Bay’s huge expanse of broad water and inlets has for centuries been Washington DC’s playground, the nation’s aquatic backdrop, its naval headquarters and unfortunately, a dumping ground for all kinds of industrial and agricultural waste.

Kaikoura Capers

Considering the Cook Islands

Dozing in Darwin During the Wet

Tropical torpor is unavoidable when the average humidity exceeds average temperature. Being in Darwin during the Wet is like being cloaked in damp inertia.

Eating Green in the USA

In the land of the fat saturated, genetically modified hotdog, it’s easier than you think to eat healthily, if you know where to look.

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