Two days in Burlington, Vermont was a delight. Gray kindly invited me to stay with her and introduced this small and charming Vermont town. I liked Vermont over all, but Burlington has something that made me want to stay longer. Working at a cafe, having dinner and beer at a micro brewpub, walking down
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My Newest Obsession: Julia Child — Why Julia Child is an inspiration for me. It all started few years back; right after I watched the movie, Julie and Julia. After read this book, I watched the movie after work, alone in the small theater, crying and laughing. That movie was a compact version of important
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Temple stay is more than simply stay in the temple. For me, it was the opportunity of surrounded by a majestic mother nature: Jirisan (Mt.Jiri) and putting myself in the solitude. Nothing was familiar in the temple life, quietness was deeper than the dark night sky, and the sound of moktak was peacefully
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March 2011, I got an invitation from Michael, as well known as @artofbackpackin . He invited me to join Art of Travel Blogging and I gladly accepted the invitation. I’ve been running Runaway Juno for one and a half years now and turning this world into a fun business. I can’t say I’m successful at this
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The Rainbow! Logically, I know the theory behind. It’s a combination of optical and meteorological phenomenon. It’s simple. However, my science part of brain doesn’t function when I face rainbow; it’s just magical. Creating rainbow isn’t even difficult. All you have to do is just spray water against the sunlight. But still, this giant
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This week’s Runaway to Sister’s City is special for me with two reasons. A) Because it’s Seoul, my hometown. And B) This great piece is written by my good friend and a wicked travel writer Katie Tibbetts (also known as Breakaway Katie). Seoul, the place I spent more than half of my life, is
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The following is a guest post: Stephen Bugno of Bohemian Traveler shares photos from northern Cyprus. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is a self-proclaimed country only recognized by Turkey. Part of the island of Cyprus, the third largest in the Mediterranean Sea, it gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1960.
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During my recent trip to the States, I attend 7 press trips. The concept of a press trip isn’t new anymore. It is a well-known Public Relation activity in the travel industry. But for travel bloggers, one of the most powerful media outlets, there is still tremendous growth potential. For this reason, tourist organizations
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“Did you know, Montpelier is the only capital without McDonald?” “Ah… I think I’ve heard about that.” “AND! Did you know, there’s no Walmart in Montpelier?” Mr.Myers, a nice gentleman who I met in Warren General store, said proudly. He just bought a same scarf that I picked up from the store,
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Mei, as well known as Ciki, and I known each other for a long time. Not that we hung out in person, but we talked almost everyday on twitter, share everyday life and support each other’s blogs. Everyone knows her on twitter. She’s one of the nicest and brightest tweep I know. And I
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