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Contributed by Kelly Liyakasa
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 Book Off-Hours Summer Travel Advice By Kelly Liyakasa. The lazy days of summer are here now that Memorial Day has signaled the start of the season. This means you have months to plan exciting getaways and trips out of the country until Labor Day. Whether a water park, spa excursion or a camping trip is your forte, there are necessary steps to take in planning the perfect summer vacation.
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Contributed by Richard Chapo
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 Los Rios River Runners The Basics of Rafting The River Rapids By Richard Chapo. Rafting the river rapids is a major adrenaline rush. If you are going to hit the rapids, you need to know some of the basic language thrown around in the sport.
As with any sport, it helps to have a basic understanding of the tools of the trade, techniques and such. Not only does this help you sound like you know what you are doing, but it actually gives you some insight into the process. Let’s take a look at some of the key components. |
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Contributed by Jen Louden
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 Creativity Vacation Creativity Vacation By Jen Louden. I was reflecting on how I spend a week each year in Taos, New Mexico at the Mable Dodge Luhan House co-leading a retreat with author and performer Suzanne Falter-Barns (www.howmuchjoy.com). Another Taos Writer’s Spa is coming up at the end of July this summer. We create a circle for women where we are safe, fed, supported, heard, and given gentle, individual direction, and then do we soar! I think back to a week in which my heart grew two sizes bigger because of my gratitude for simply being around women who are healing, claiming their talents, and throwing their arms open wide and declaring "YES" to the creative process. |
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Contributed by Lance Winslow
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 Mountain Cyclist 180-Mile Ride in the New Mexico Mountains: Cyclist Challenge By Lance Winslow. Springer NM to Dulce NM is a mountain ride you will never forget. What is that famous line?; 'There is no easy way.' If you have never used the down hills on a long-distance to recuperate, you will need to on this ride as it is a living hell of up and down hills, sharp corners and unfortunately a little road construction as well. There are also burned out fire areas, which actually resemble what hell might look like and if you ride off one of those clips you might just find out?
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Contributed by J. R. Ransom
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Two years ago, we in Taos had forest fires burning on four sides of town. Sure they were not as close as the July 4th Pueblo fire, but still... Now here's the latest. It's called the Double D Fire.
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