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Switching To Tesla
From A Renault
On the pleasures of intermittent fasting on a plant-based diet (while hiking)
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On
Route 66,
A Cowboy Rides Into A Dusty Town
The author wishes to assert that all facts in this story are completely true
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How
The Norwegian
Crossed The Road
In Nepal
Mr Brown helps Mr White across a cultural divide
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Peter and
Jesus
Peter found Jesus in a nightclub in King's Cross
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Where All Views Are Stunning And Everyone Knows How To Make
Good Pasta
Positano, on the Amalfi coast in Italy, is insanely Instagrammable
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Ullivadas,
Uzhunnuvadas, And Bondas
Ah, the pleasures of teashops in Kerala!
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No One Was Roasting
Reindeer In Oslo
But they had tacos — well, sort of
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So Pigs Have
Knuckles
In which the author gets intimate with pork knuckle in Old Town Prague
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By The
Sea,
On A Winter’s Morning
If you were to describe the sea, what would you say?
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Along
Red Cliffs
Bitten Away By Landfalls
It is touted as a Walk through Time — for a good reason
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The Killing Of
Keechaka
Footsteps. Draupadi. ‘Is he dead?’ she asks.
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Like Tom In Top Gun With A
Hint Of Clint
They wear dark shades even at midnight. They chew gum furiously. They swagger.
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A Short History Of Rambling In England
The story begins in 1935, when two American women wrote to an English journalist named Tom Stephenson
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