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From small-town crossroads to echo-less deserts, Two Mules to Triumph is a message of hope to anyone who feels America is divided beyond repair. It is a celebration of how everyday Americans, from farmers and ranchers to old-school vets, and, yes, even a man in the night with a club, can put aside social, political, and religious differences to reforge the strong human bonds needed to pull our nation back together.

Are you at a crossroads? Have you experienced loss? Or lost your way—your passion, your purpose? Walk with this author on an ancient pilgrimage trail and maybe you’ll find some answers for yourself. Keep Walking is the inspiring tale of a modern-day pilgrimage of self-discovery, transformation, and renewal on the Camino de Santiago, the centuries old 483-mile trail across northern Spain. Newly widowed, author Cathay Reta was in her mid-60s and looking for direction for her life.

Eat Like a Local Buffalo by author Rick Peterson offers the inside scoop on food in Buffalo. Culinary tourism is an important aspect of any travel experience. Food has the ability to tell you a story of a destination, its landscapes, and culture on a single plate. Most food guides tell you how to eat like a tourist. Although there is nothing wrong with that, as part of the Eat Like a Local series, this book will give you a food guide from someone who has lived at your next culinary destination.

My first-hand experience of buying and outfitting a 43-foot sailboat to sail around the world. Newport, Rhode Island, to Florida, caught in10-foot breaking waves head-on. Sailing through the Bahamas and Caribbean islands.

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In an effort to set the Southbound Fastest Known Time record on the Pacific Crest Trail, Jessica Pekari sets off on an adventure to hike from the Canadian border to the Mexican border. Pekari is an ultrarunner and used to pushing her body to its limits, but the challenges she faces on the trail test both her physical and mental endurance. As a veteran, she finds herself battling with flashbacks from her days as a medic in the U.S. Army as she discovers more about herself and her Blackfeet and Mexican heritage.

When Amanda K. Jaros learns about the 2,160-mile Appalachian Trail after college, she walks away from a sheltered life dominated by an angry and volatile father and does something unexpected: spends six months backpacking. Alone. She expects to pass the time in the solitary and peaceful wilderness, reflecting on her life's direction. Instead, she finds herself part of a community ripe with stinky socks, buckets of ice cream, and trail magic. What matters on the trail is not a hiker's past or parents, her fears or failures, but rather, what matters is the connections we make with each other.

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Nimm dir nur einen Moment – und lass dich von Geschichten tragen, die älter sind als jede Erinnerung. In diesem Podcast erzähle ich Sagen, Mythen, Legenden und märchenhafte Erzählungen aus verschiedenen Kulturen – ergänzt durch neu entworfene Geschichten und poetische Augenblicke zum Innehalten. Jede Folge ist ein Hör-Erlebnis mit sanften Field Recordings, Naturklängen und einer ruhigen Erzählweise. Die Geschichten laden dich ein, dem Alltag zu entfliehen, dich von der Kraft alter Erzähltraditionen inspirieren zu lassen und Momente der Entspannung zu finden. Ob du dich für alte ...

Welcome to Travel Baddie, the podcast where we dive into the exhilarating world of travel—celebrating its marvels, uncovering its challenges, and sharing the raw, unedited stories of the road less traveled. I'm your host, bringing you firsthand insights and expert advice on destinations across the globe. Each episode, we'll explore the good, the bad, and the ugly of traveling—from breathtaking sunsets to missed flights and everything in between. Ensure your seat belts are fastened, your tray tables are locked, and your seatbacks are upright. Let’s start the adventure!

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