Todd’s favorites
-
Rush hour
Photo by Joe Scarangella, 29 June 2008
A camel trainer leads his camels through the ancient city of Palmyra, Syria
-
Surreal Trip to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
Story by Mark Resnicoff, 1 July 2008
An exclusive and personal 2-day tour of areas directly affected by the world’s worst nuclear accident.
-
A marathon journey through the streets of London
Story by Matt Genner, 27 June 2008
The eccentric outfits, spirited competitors and raucous spectators make the London marathon one of the cities many sporting and cultural highlights.
-
Fifteen Ways to Celebrate Your Journey Even When Your Cash Is a Downer
List by Anne Beach, 17 June 2008
Did your family heirlooms omit your silver spoon on your own natal day? Have a sterling time even if your budget is stainless steel.
-
Pack an almost weight-less workout
Gear by Michael Kay, 17 June 2008
No more bench-pressing your suitcase, no more curls with your backpack.
-
Legion of Honor, Inner Courtyard
Photo by Alexis Gerard, 11 June 2008
A popular location for weddings, the inner courtyard or Court of Honor features Rodin's Thinker
-
A Girl's Guide to Using the Asian Squatty Potty
How To by Sherry Ott, 18 June 2008
Ladies, we've all been there...a public toilet in Asia. If you can't just hold 'it', then this guide is for you!
-
Everywhere meets UN Peacekeepers
Photo by Johanna Stigter, 19 June 2008
And the journey continues. My issue 2 of Everywhere Magazine has so far clocked in hundreds of kilometres by plane, car and on foot.
-
Early morning fog
Photo by Niko Vujevic, 11 June 2008
So, how does the Golden Gate Bridge look in thick morning fog?
-
Vietnamese Snake Girl in Cambodia
Photo by Fred Sharples, 10 June 2008
We took a break from the ruins of Angkor Wat and went out the see the "Floating Village". The village is basically a Vietnamese refugee camp on the shores of Tonlé Sap Lake, a huge fresh water lake connected to the Mekong River.
