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Retreats worldwide that cleanse your mind and body.

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Backpacker Magazine has launched a new blog called “The Green Scene”. The Green Scene will be focusing on the greener aspects of adventure, from green gear to global warming and everything in between. The latest blog to the Backpacker magazine family will be written by Berne Broudy, an accomplished writer and photographer that has worked for Backpacker since the late ’90’s. Backpacker magazine isn’t his only credit. Berne has also been an editor for Canoe and Kayak and Backcountry magazin

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Honeymoon planning is in full swing. Matt and I used $20 of our travel budget to purchase the Lonely Planet Guide to Kaua’i. Since I’m in between fiction books right now, I brought it with me on the plane ride to New York. I went through the entire book and highlighted everything I’m interested in doing. Here are some of the highlights: Taking surfing lessonsTubing on a riverSigning up for a tour that involves kayaking, hiking, riding a covered-wagon tractor and a motorized canoe, swimming, r

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After just four episodes, Survivor: Gabon is shaping up to be one of the best seasons in the show’s history. Some of this is due to the fact that the landscape of Gabon is a welcome change from the usual tropical island setting of the show. Nothing against some of the previous seasons but I was starting to get to the point where, if I had to sit through one more montage of starving contestants attempting to row a canoe, I was going to scream. However, what really sets this season apart is

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