Our DIY flier takes one last moment to savor the serenity of British Columbia, then heads back to the Glasair build center to see what has become of another builder’s plane-in-progress.

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Galapagos Cruise – Tour In Ecuador Posted By : Arthor Pens
Galapagos cruise and tours to Machu Picchu in Peru, the islands are better than you can imagine.

Why Solo Cruise Passengers Need to Find a Cruise Buddy Posted By : Mandy Karlik
Cruises are great vacation values but the packages are always based on double occupancy. That’s great for couples, but solo passengers can end up getting dinged to occupy a stateroom by having to pay two fares or at least a supplement. Beyond financial concerns, solo cruising has other disadvantages. Single passengers who want to cruise should find a compatible cruise buddy.

Chased by the Storm: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 7
After taking in the culture of Dawson City, our DIY flier heads south with a thunderstorm nipping at his heels, the “world’s smallest desert” below and clouds everywhere throughout the Yukon skies.

Last Day in the Shop: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 3
There’s no quit from anyone as our DIY flier and Co. thread the wiring, upgrade the engine and rig the fuselage for their kit plane before it hits the northern skies. It’s tough work, but the bosses will hold closed-door sit-downs with customers who get too fond of a break.

How to Throw a Boomerang
Throwing a boomerang takes practice, like any other sport-and a number of variables ensure that a little magic is involved, too. Here, expert Eric Darnell outlines the top eight ‘rang rules that separate a successful throw from one that eats dirt.

Yacht Charter in the British Virgin Islands Posted By : Ken Jones
The British Virgin Islands are one of the Caribbean’s most popular yacht charter destinations and Tortola is home to the world’s largest fleet of charter yachts. You can choose between Skippered or bareboat charter, motor or sailing vessels, monohulls or catamarans as well as crewed, luxury or mega yachts. There is something for everone in the BVI. The short distances between the islands, often only 2 to 3 hours, make the British Virgin Islands perfect for the first time yacht charterer and for families with young children.

Alone in the Wilderness
Alone in the Wilderness “Alone in the Wilderness” is the story of Dick Proenneke. To live in a pristine land unchanged by man… to roam a wilderness through which few other humans have passed… to choose an idyllic site, cut trees and build a log cabin… to be a [...]

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