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[From the Archives] Our Ancient Narrative
Excerpt from the Prologue of 'An Anthropology of Wandering'
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Justin S. Bailey
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Travel, Adventure, and the Culture of Hospitality: Lessons from the Appalachian Trail on the Generosity of Humanity
Travel and adventure rely heavily on a culture of hospitality and how one is perceived in an unfamiliar place as either a welcomed guest or a stranger…
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What Does Travel and Adventure Offer Us?
Five Benefits of Wandering in the Modern World
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How Do We Become Better World Travelers?
The Challenges and Ethics of Wandering in the Modern World
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The Case for Slow Travel and Slow Reading in a Fast-Paced Society
Learning to slow down and appreciate our world is at odds with our culture of expediency but is a critical skill and habit to develop a better…
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Is Adventure a Thing of the Past?
Thoughts on discovery and overcoming pessimism and claustrophobia in a heavily populated world.
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Momentary Negligence
The Day All Went Wrong
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Monson, Maine
Exiting the Hundred Mile Wilderness
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The Hundred-Mile Wilderness, Part II
Facing the Floods
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The Hundred-Mile Wilderness, Part I
Seclusion and Reflection in the Maine Woods
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Climbing Katahdin
Beginning Our Trek South on the Appalachian Trail
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Our Ancient Narrative
Excerpt from the Prologue of 'An Anthropology of Wandering'
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Justin S. Bailey
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