
Surfing might be the state’s best known sport, but Hawaii’s teen cowboys are rocking America’s most competitive rodeo – American Way Magazine.
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Surfing might be the state’s best known sport, but Hawaii’s teen cowboys are rocking America’s most competitive rodeo – American Way Magazine.
June 6, 2010 in Gear, Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
May 26, 2010 in Food, Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
February 23, 2010 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
Dream of going to the Pyramids? I did, for Budget Travel.
January 18, 2010 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
Tropical islands aren’t so great for very long walks, unless you head to Dominica – Men’s Journal
December 11, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
When your soul-mate is your cell-mate, take the ball-and-chain on vacation! – BRIDES Magazine
November 12, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
Oyster.com’s Elie Seidman plans on changing the way the world buys vacations – one online hotel review at a time - for Northshore Magazine.
November 8, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
The greatest shark dive on earth, Cocos Island – for Men’s Journal
September 29, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | 3 comments
August 17, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | 2 comments
Take to the tracks with the Top 5 Train Rides in North America and Men’s Journal.
For truly friendly travel with ever-changing scenery, take your foot off the gas, unbuckle your seat belt, and hit the rails.
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Don’t forget your essential gear – a personal bar.
[Print version here. Online version here.]
August 3, 2009 in Food, Recipes, Stories, Travel by sarah | 6 comments
By resurrecting its cuisine, Chef Michael Dowd tries to preserve a tribe’s traditional way of life – Men’s Journal
Michael O’Dowd collects swords, races BMWs, and asks little old Indian ladies for their grandmothers’ recipes. As executive chef of Kai restaurant at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass resort outside Phoenix, O’Dowd takes Native American ingredients and marries them to haute techniques, pairing wild elk with tagliatelle, bathing sea urchins in a fondue of piquillo peppers, and infusing cotton candy with Amarillo chiles.
A new Smithsonian exhibit looks at environmentalist Earl Shaffer, the first man to hike the entire Appalachian Trail in one continuous trip — for Men’s Journal.
Raising the curtain on the Cannes International Film Festival for Men’s Journal.
April 14, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
I broke my feet on the Appalachian Trail — both of them — but my trip paid off with a story or two.
Trail Dangers and Magic, story.
Tags: Appalachian Trail, Men's Journal
April 13, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
When not thinking about tea, I write magazine stories about travels with Mom.
February 14, 2009 in Food, Recipes, Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
Food is a vehicle for memory; it is our first encounter with metaphor. A favorite food, a special dish, can bring back a rush of details about people long gone. Meditations on a madeleine cookie can recreate an entire lost world. My great aunt-Lil died at age 98, and, though we could see it coming, it never occurred to us to write down her schnecken recipe. In the many years since, it has become a double blow–Aunt Lil is dead and we have lost the keys home.
–Plenty Magazine
Tags: Duluth, Food, Jewish, Memory. Recipes
February 14, 2009 in Stories, Travel by sarah | Comments closed
Paradise Retained, 2005 NATJA award winning story examining conservation in the Galapagos Islands. — Plenty Magazine
In Galapagos, animals are rockstars. The fauna are friendlier than your neighbors. Sea lions stare directly into your mask while you snorkel with sea turtles, penguins, and giant manta rays. Later, while sunning on the beach, you may find that same sea lion has cuddled up beside you for a snooze. The birds, brilliantly and bizarrely festooned, are so close and so fearless they will sing right into your ear. There are rainbow-colored giant iguanas. And when you sail into the sunset, whales and dolphins frolic in your bow-waves. …To travel in Galapagos is to watch Darwin’s ideas take shape, as if one had sat down to watch Shakespeare write.
Tags: Award, Environment, Galapagos, Green, Travel

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