Theme: Rejuvenation
A change of scene can provide a fresh outlook on life. Likewise, travel is a great way to reinvigorate your mind, your body, and your spirit. Tell us about the places you visit and the things you do when you need to recharge.
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72 Hour Recharge – India Style
Article by Susan Ranney, 25 May 2008
Three nights near Kochi in Kerala, India will provide the needed rejuvenation for more travel or a return to work.
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Need Stress Relief? Sheldrick Baby Elephant Orphanage in Nairobi Competes with Other Addictive Habits, but This One Is Good for You!
Article by Anne Beach, 4 June 2008
An intergenerational delight is the bottle feeding of the baby elephants at noon each day.
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Cured
Article by Karen Kindler, 23 June 2008
Not all spas are created equal.
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Relaxation and Yoga High in the Colorado Rockies
Article by Jessica Feis, 26 June 2008
Shoshoni Yoga Retreat, a mountainous haven away from the city, offers guests the utmost in rejuvenation.
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Not Your Typical Day at the Spa
Article by Jane Keeler, 29 June 2008
The idea of a day at the spa evokes images of pampered luxury; one certainly doesn’t think of lounging around inside of dank concrete sheds… unless one is thinking of the Altyn Arashan hot springs “spa” located just outside of Karakol, Kyrgyzstan.
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Rejuvinating the Outdoors Way
Article by Jackie Henderson, 2 July 2008
Bernheim Forest is a fascinating outdoor getaway about a half hour's drive from my home.
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The Bicol Express
Article by Isabelle Ramos, 9 July 2008
An adventure of a lifetime involving volcanoes, ruins, fireflies and whale sharks.
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At home on holiday.
Article by Hannah Swithinbank, 12 July 2008
Lying off the south-west tip of Great Britain, the Isles of Scilly draw people back time and again, and coming back is a little like coming home.
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Escape to Mendocino
Article by Niko Vujevic, 16 July 2008
Mendocino or Spendocino, a fancy retreat for San Franciscans
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Relaxing Deserts
Article by Bruno Woltzenlogel Paleo, 17 July 2008
The emptiness of deserts eventually drifts the mind to a meditative emptiness of thoughts.
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