BBC Travel | Feb 2017
“What to do when you’re giving a tropical island” – When Ben and Lisa Newton sold their businesses and homes to sail through the South Pacific, they never expected to own one of the islands they dreamed about. Read more >>
“What to do when you’re giving a tropical island” – When Ben and Lisa Newton sold their businesses and homes to sail through the South Pacific, they never expected to own one of the islands they dreamed about. Read more >>
“The Dawn Watch” – I have the dawn watch on this passage from Rangiroa to Bora Bora, the shift from 0300 to whenever my husband wakes up. As I stretch and yawn, I try to switch gears to the less comfortable reality of night sailing. Read more >>
“Meet Earl, the gatekeeper to Paradise” – Paradise, population one, is halfway along one of the roughest roads in the US West, perched between two vast wilderness areas that total 1.4 million hectares. That’s where we met Earl. Read the full story here.
“The adventure doesn’t have to stop: Here’s how to travel with baby” – This On Parenting post explores how to get out on rivers and trails with your wee one. Read more.
“An Island Paradise That Will Adopt You” – On this fascinating South Pacific island, all 62 residents are related, everyone shares the same surname and can trace their lineage back to one British man. Read the story here on BBC Travel.
“A 600-Mile Run Through the Mountains” – Check out this story (and the amazing photos!) about world-renowned ultrarunners Mike Wolfe and Mike Foote, who partnered with photographer Steven Gnam to run across some of the highest, wildest mountain ranges in the Lower 48. Read the story here.
“Elimination Communication: Let’s Just Keep The Poop In The Pants” Not for those with weak stomachs, but a good story if you need a laugh! Read on to hear about why I thought I could potty train my infant.