Joe Tuborg
Joe has been inflicted with Wanderlust his entire life, and admits he is happiest when he is moving. He believes travel comes easy and effortless, but its life s journey that makes the story interesting. He has traveled extensively in North America, Europe, Central America and Africa. He looks forward to reaching his goal of visiting 100 countries and all 7 continents.
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Obtaining a Turkish VisaThree ways to acquire a Visa for travel to Turkey. -
Exploring Mexicali, Baja CaliforniaWhat to expect when visiting Mexicali, Mexico. -
Buying Souvenirs at Namanga Road Border Crossing in AfricaA description of the souvenir market on the Namanga Road border crossing between Kenya and Tanzania. -
The 3 Most Infamous Lost CitiesSearching for the three lost cities of Altantis, El Dorado, and the lost city of Z.
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San Bernardino National Forest’s Toughest HikeInformation on the Cactus to Clouds hike, a trek considered by many to be the toughest in California. -
Cantina Hussong's, Ensenada, MexicoEnjoying the spirits of the historic Hussong's Cantina in Ensenada, Mexico. -
Buying Wine From the Source on Ruta Del VinoPurchasing and tasting wines of the Guadalupe Valley in Baja California, Mexico. -
La Catedral De La Senora De Santa Ana, El SalvadorA look into the Cathedral of Santa Ana, El Salvador. -
3 Marathon Mecca’sCombine your passion for marathons with travel. Following are three of the most exotic locations where you can run 26.2 miles and experience an adventure at the same time.
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First person: A loan modification got me my ocean-front dreamHow I secured a lower intereste rate on my home. -
The Rhino Lodge, Tanzania, AfricaThe best lodging near Ngorongora Crater in Eastern Tanzania. -
Obama Should Reignite the Melting PotPresident Obama needs to reunite the country.
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Avoiding Typhoid FeverUnderstanding Typhoid Fever and how to prevent it. -
Winter Hiking in the Grand CanyonA description of winter hiking at Grand Canyon National Park. How to hike from the South Rim to the Colorado River and back in one day. -
Visiting Nairobi Animal OrphanageVisiting Kenya Wildlife Service's Naiorbi Education Center and Animal Orphanage. -
Konyagi - the Spirit of the Nation Captured in a Local LiquorA description of Tanzania's liquor of choice, Konyagi. -
The 3 Best Mountaineering Books for International ClimbersThe 3 books all international climbers should have in their library. -
First Person: Shedding Light on My MemoriesThe bright sun of Southern California may blind the eye, but not memories of past holidays. -
Exploring the Meserani Snake ParkA description of the Meserani Snake Park located outside of Arusha, Tanzania.
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Crocodile at the Carnivore, Nairobi, KenyaPlaces to eat in Nairobi Kenya. Combine a tourist attraction with dinner at the Carnivore Restaurant
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Tanzania’s Climbing Trifecta: Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and LoolmalasinTanzania's three highest mountains and information on climbing them.
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3 Attractions to See While Visiting NairobiDon’t miss these three Nairobi tourist attractions.
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5 Reasons to Visit TanzaniaTourist recommendations of five must-do sites and experiences while visiting Tanzania.
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Lake Manyara, Tanzania, Africa, SafariWelcome to Lake Manyara National Park, a 30-mile stretch of land that sits in Africa's Great Rift Valley. Unlike the vast plains of the Serengeti, this often-overlooked preserve is heavily wooded with abundant water.
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Resort Dives - Quick-Fix Scuba Around the WorldExplaining what a resort dive consists of, including the pros and cons versus a true SCUBA certification.
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Arusha, Tanzania: What to ExpectWhat to expect when visiting Arusha, Tanzania.
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Obtaining a Kenyan VisaThree different ways to acquire a visa for travel to Kenya.
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Obtaining a Tanzania VisaThree different ways to acquire a visa for travel to Tanzania.
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Tijuana, Mexico: Is It Safe?What to expect when visiting Tijuana, Mexico.
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California Classic: The Berkeley City ClubExploring the past through the present day Berkeley City Club.
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From Riches to Rags in Southern California's Housing MarketOne persons story of the difference five years can make in their net worth and life plan.
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3 Must-Haves for International TravelPassports, visas, and immunizations are required for international travel. This article directs and explains how to best obtain them.
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The 5 Best Reasons to Visit Central AmericaCentral America is an enchanted land of mystery from its past to its present.
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Iowa's Bauer PicnicA journey deep into the farm lands of rural Iowa. Bauer was once a town that warrented a dot on a map, but has now dwindled into a tiny hamlet. Each summer a picnic is held to celebrate the present and remember the past.
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El Salvador Day Trip: Puerto La LibertadLa Libertad, El Salvador, is the perfect excursion from the capital city of San Salvador. This is a day trip guide to the country's busiest Pacific port.
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Belize Zoo - Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh No!The Belize Zoo is housed deep in dense green foliage and is filled with exotic indigenous animals. This article describes the various sights and sounds that you will experience when you visit.
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5 Best Road Races in San DiegoThe five best races in San Diego to run, from 5K to a marathon
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"180 Degrees South" is a Full Circle AdventureA review of the outdoor adventure movie.
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Shooting Star Saloon - Huntsville, UtahExplore the longest running open bar/tavern west of the Mississippi.
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13.1 Miles: The Perfect RunWhy you should run a half marathon, along with a list of the best races to take part in.
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Hiking the Lower 48's HighestMt. Whitney trail desciption, quotas, and other information.
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Climbing Mt. BaldyTake a hike to the top of Mt. Baldy in the wilds of Los Angeles County
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Keep an Open Line with Your Doubles PartnerLearn how to increase the communication with your doubles partner to improve your tennis success.
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Squeeze a Tennis Ball for More Powerful VolleysDevelop a better volley for tennis by using this simple exercise!
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Xunantunich Ruins, BelizeExplore the ancient Mayan Ruins of Xunantunich in Belize.
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Pinstripe BowlIowa State and Rutgers will play in the 2nd annual New Era Pinstripe Bowl
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Exercising Your English BulldogFour tips to keep your English Bulldog fit and healthy.
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The Perfect Home BarHow to stock your home bar with a minimum of space and expense, without sacrificing quality.
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December ResolutionsMaking changes with December resolutions will help you enjoy the holiday season and better keep your New Year's resolutions.
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The Guns of GuatemalaA true account of a short foray into the well armed country of Guatemala.
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Nine Mile, JamacaTake a tour of Bob Marley's birthplace and mausoleum in Nine Mile, Jamaica.
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Surfing the Balsamo Coast of El SalvadorA must read on the thrills and perils of surfing on the Western Coast of El Salvador
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Grand Canyon, AZ (Phantom Ranch)Hiking form the south rim of the Grand Canyon to Phantom Ranch and back in one day.
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"Proceed with Caution!"Description of driving in El Salvador. The dangers and the unusual road hazards.
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The Dirt on Mud RunsA look at the ever growing popularity of "Mud Runs"
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Belize's Community Baboon SanctuaryExperience a guided baboon tour in Belize. The sights and sounds of the Black Howler Monkeys leave an image forever burned into your memory.
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Belize Speaks English!English is the official language of Belize. It makes travel, safe, convenient and fun.