The San Agustin Pass
Part 66 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

After pausing for a day in […]

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White Sands
Part 65 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

These excerpts are from the transcipts of a […]

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The Tularosa Basin
Part 64 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

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The Rio Hondo Valley
Part 63 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

This excerpt from the journal of […]

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To Roswell, NM
Part 62 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

This post consists of excerpts from the […]

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A 15-year-old Abilene, Kansas, girl rated Ireland as her favourite place of a 3-country 3-week People to People International exchange program trip.
One of 15 students […]

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Probably my favourite time to sit at a table as one of 4 strangers was on a train in England from Crewe to Birmingham.
An […]

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Rachel is from Abilene, Kansas and is studying English and pre-law.
She’s doing it in Ireland, at UCC, and she’s blogging her experience.
Just over […]

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Tomorrow the Lakes head back to Kansas. They’ve been in Ireland.
Cork and Kerry again are the chosen places that were toured.
Based in Cobh (pronounced “cove”) […]

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Lisa & Damon are from California but are spending one year in Ireland on work assignment.
Recently cousin Bruce from Kansas came to visit, so […]

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Some photos of Genoa, where I am this very moment though I’ll be back in Ireland tomorrow.
Despite the wonderful grandeur, and the sea and the […]

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Earlier this afternoon here in Genoa I took a photo of a memorial to Daniel O’Connell, Ireland’s great liberator, known here as Danieli Oconnello.
And I’ll […]

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One of the reasons I haven’t brought you pictures and words of this trip to Italy is because I forgot to bring a cable for […]

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Annie Simmermon in the University Daily Kansan found it scary deciding to go abroad but decided that she needed to know more than Kansas. […]

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Because I grew up in Dublin West, due west of O’Connell Street, my initial familiarity with town, Dublin city centre, wasn’t with that part of […]

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Did I tell yehs I was going to Italy?
For a little job. Next month.
Expect sketches, paintings, and presents.
Or maybe just some more photos of […]

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Where is Wei was created to document a year-long trip around the world.
And it all starts at Dublin, Ireland by way of Kansas City, […]

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As I’m sure you guessed by now, I spend most of my time in Ireland looking up at the skies and watching the aeroplanes as […]

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Christopher Wilson had his words on his trip to Ireland published in the Kansas City Star yesterday.
In the Where I’ve Been series you are […]

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In the autumn of 1992 on my way to Istanbul I cycled through Serbia while many Serbs were at war next door in Bosnia and […]

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