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In Essays/ Europe/ There Must Be Order
Heimat: There’s No Place Like Home
The following is a chapter from an upcoming memoir on moving to and living in Germany. Read more here. German is known for its…
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In Europe
A Dying Tradition: Beach Fishing from the German Baltic Sea
I traveled to Usedom for this story with Christie Dietz (ASausageHasTwo.com) as a guest of Usedom Tourismus (visitusedom.com). As always, all opinions are my…
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In Africa/ Trailblazers
Trailblazers Q&A: Sophia Musoki Shines A Spotlight On Ugandan Food
Trailblazers, checks in with creatives from around the world to share their story. On this edition, we welcome Sophia Musoki of A Kitchen In…
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In Europe/ Outdoors
Mosel, Germany: Trains and Trails from Burg Eltz to Trier
I’ll admit that I’d been mentally preparing myself to be underwhelmed by Burg Eltz thanks to its Instagram ubiquity. If you follow multiple German…
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In Essays/ Travel
On Americans Traveling As Canadians
Photo by AnneLaure Artaud, probably not an American traveling as a Canadian In my years of travel, I’ve anecdotally noticed a disconcerting trend: Americans traveling…
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In Trains/ Travel
OBB Nightjet: An Overnight Ride From Düsseldorf to Vienna
I traveled courtesy of WienTourismus. As always, all opinions are my own. I felt like a total newb when I boarded. Why isn’t anyone…
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In Europe/ Outdoors
A Sauerland Jaunt: Hiking Two Stages of Germany’s Rothaarsteig
Germany is home to lots of Steigs. I should know, I’ve now hiked portions of four or five. The latest addition to my Steig-repertoire is…
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In Europe/ Outdoors
Robin Hood of the Alps: Hiking in the Footsteps of Jewish Refugees
Disclaimer: Vorarlberg and Montafon Tourimus partly supported this visit. Gargellen, Austria. A village on the foot of the Alps in the Montafon region of…
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