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5 Fun Things to Do in Saas-Fee Switzerland in Summer

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Saas-Fee is a premier skiing village in the Valais region of Switzerland, so why were we traveling to Saas-Fee in summer? It wasn’t for the skiing, though Saas-Fee is unique because you can ski there year-round. While winter is Saas-Fee’s most popular season for travelers, summer is less crowded and there are many fun things to do in Saas-Fee in summer. Saas-Fee is one of those little Swiss villages that is a tourist … [Read More]

5 Reasons Why You’ll Want the Swiss Travel Pass

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To drive or to take the train, that is the question. In Switzerland, the answer is to take the train! There is no place on earth that provides better train travel than Switzerland, and it is made so easy with the Swiss Travel Pass. If you’re not sure whether it’s worth getting a Swiss Travel Pass for your trip to Switzerland, here are five reasons why you’ll want to get a Swiss Travel Pass. Swiss Public Transportation is Punctual . . . AlwaysThere’s a reason… [Read More]

Sarasota! Not Saratoga

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I waited on a very long line to get a cab back to Manhattan from LGA. Naturally, the driver’s first question, “Where to lady?” The second question, “Where have you been?” I told him I was back in NYC after visiting Sarasota for a few days. “Oh, Saratoga! Isn’t that in upstate New York?” I added more… [Read More]

Booze cruise to Calais

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It’s becoming an annual tradition, the three men jump in the back of a van heading south to escape, Dover is where it starts. It’s the crossing to France, the country that will return us our liberties; for Grandad, Dad and I it’s the time of year we stock up on booze! Late November/Early December we make our way to Calais for no [Read More]

CleverHiker.com

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In December I wrote an article about Dave Collins of CleverHiker.com from Portland Oregon who was working on a series of tutorial videos concerning lightweight backpacking.  If you are an avid reader of backpacking blogs, you’ve likely seen a handful of articles recently about his series.   So why does CleverHiker.com deserve any airtime, or more clearly, your attention and contributions?  [Read More]

County Comm

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Men’s Pearl Izumi Peak XC Light Trail Running Shoe Review

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I was privileged enough to receive a pair of Pearl Izumi’s Peak XC Trail Running shoes this spring while living back in Michigan. I used them almost every time I ran, covering 5K distances right out of the box, comfortably. The first time I put them on, I could notice the incredible shock absorption and cushion, not just in the heel, but also on the balls of my feet. While… [Read More]

Say Yes to Crossing the Border for a Flight from Tijuana

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Living in San Diego, we have a very convenient international airport which has a pretty good flight selection. We also have LAX, which sometimes has better prices and non-stop flights that we don’t have, including flights to our neighbor to the south, Mexico. But San Diegans, and Southern Californians, have another choice — the Tijuana Airport. It may sound difficult to cross an international border to catch a flight, but, surprisingly, it is super … [Read More]


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