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Sands of Time

By Ryan Murdock
Crossing the cruelest terrain in Transjordan, Bedouin-style, one writer discovers another face of nature—and the nature of being free...read more

The Road Less Traveled

By Robert J. Brodey
A one-week walk to historic Machu Picchu, Peru, provides one hiker with new perspective on life and the art of living it...read more

Walking the Line

By Ryan Murdock
The remote wilderness of the NWT’s Canol Heritage Trail can be hauntingly beautiful and frighteningly indifferent to trekkers who challenge it...read more

Navajo Nation

By Anthony Vaccaro
The drop is over 300 metres. The path, steep and narrow, is a jumble of large boulders washed down a jut in the cliff side in one of Arizona's epic downpours. Black, the mustang beneath me...read more

Rise of the Rhino

By Lionel Mann
The Land Cruiser’s wheels spin on the gravel road as we lurch up a small hill. Stopping at the top, Leon, our guide and driver, points out roaming elephants far off in the valley below...read more

The Sandakan Death March

By Kevin Vallely
Private John Skinner awakens on the morning of Wednesday August 15, 1945, to discover he’s the only one left alive at Camp Sandakan...read more

Born to the Land

By Joseph G. Frey
Molokai is a half-forgotten vestige of the old Polynesia, the only island in Hawaii where the natives form the majority and its indigenous language is gaining speakers...read more