A Literary Excursion Across America
Abbey of Gethsemani
Cape Cod
Jekyll Island
Las Vegas, N.M.
Las Vegas, Nv.
Natchez Trace
Reno, Nv.
San Francisco
Savannah, Ga.
Tucumcari, N.M.
Grand Rivers, Ky.

Directions

Spiritual Directions
Spiritual Journal
Dan's Journal
Conferences led by Dan
Pilgrimage to Abbey of Gethsemani
Solitude Journal
Thomas Merton Site

Travelogues

REC-TRAVEL LIBRARY

Circle the Globe
Far Journeys
Mad Rush to Europe
Queensboro Ballards
Four Corners - The Book
Out-Of-Bounds
Tran-Siberian Railroad
Travels With Samantha
Yahoo - Travelogues
USA ROAD TRIP SILENT GIANTS
www.travelandtransitions.com

Magazines

Culturekiosque
Conde Nast/Epicurious
Great Outdoors
National Geographic
Out West
Texas Monthly

Maps

Gold Maps
Adventurous Traveler
Automap
Mapquest

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Explorations

Mountain Zone
Terraquest
Galapagos

Lodging

Home Exchange
Triple 1 B&B
Natl B&B Assoc
National Lodging Directory

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Packing
Complete Carry on Traveler
Walk About Travel Gear
1000 Travel Tips

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Reservations
TRAVEL NOW
TRIPADVISOR.COM

Travel-Zines
Airport Hotel Guide
Americanwest
Randy's Travel Page
San Francisco Heart
SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO ONLINE!
Travel Assist
Travelmag (UK)
Web Week Review
Travelnet
Travel Channel

Travel-Guides

.goafrica.about.com
Alaskan Center
Alaskan Internet Travel Guide
Beyond French Rivera
Cape Cod Info
Discover India
Explore North
Gayot Guides
Go Caribbean!
Greenland Guide
Ireland Travel
Jamaica
Japan Natl Tour Org
Lonely Planet
Mexico Connect
Montreal Guide
Moon Travel Handbooks
Northern Canada
Pacific Islands

YellowstoneTreasures

For Women Only

Journeywoman
Rainbow Adventures
Sacred Journeys
Goodadventure.Com

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Here and There

CNN Travel News
Great Outdoor Rec Pages
Voyage of the Beagle
Virtual Voyages

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CAPE COD --THE DISTANT LISTENER

Cape Cod is a favorite habitat of mine, especially because of its relation to ancient radio broadcast reception. In this essay I cover Marconi to Ernie "Lefty" Cooper, maybe the best Broadcast band Dxer of all time. Check it out.

This is a neat new magazine worth reading.

www.travelandtransitions.com, deals with unconventional travel including
adventure travel, learning travel, studying/living/working/volunteering abroad, 
cross-cultural connections and much more. We offer unique content through live travel
stories, tips and regional travel guides as well as interviews with travel experts
and other interesting individuals. 

JUNEAU ALASKA

I have fallen in love with Alaska. In August of 2001 my wife Janet and I went on a cruise through the inside passage on the Rhapsody of the Seas. Lots of food, scenery, and photographs. For complete details read the full Alaskan Adventure!!! and other stories.

BEST TRAVEL LIBRARY

The rec-travel library has the best travelogues in the business. Its the place you should check out first if you are interested in a travelogue. When you do, write Brian Lucas and tell him what a great job he is doing.

E-MAIL NEEDED!

Did I get any e-mail from you? What is your favorite travel site? Where have you visited lately that is interesting? Let me know! I will check it out for our readers and explorers.

Send your E-mail Dan Kenneth Phillips Let the editor know what you want, ok?

QUOTE OF THE MONTH:

"The roads are full of flat squirrels who couldn't make up their minds. "

TIDBITS

Murray Lundberg's ExploreNorth site is the "world's largest access point to the circumpolar North." Including Alaska, Yukon Territory, Nunavut, Greenland, and more. Top Notch. Includes his Carcross, Yukon Territory webcam.

Another great site is Tripadvisor, which gives travelogues, hotels, cost of air and many other details about places one is to visit. Give it a try.

Thought you may like to review this Scottish travel site: Site Title: Scottish Holidays URL: http://www.scottishholidays.net Description: Guide for Scotland as a holiday destination with travel & events, information maps for tourist detailing history golf towns & accommodation in hotels. Kind regards and many thanks, George

Hello Dan, After looking at your Web Surfer Travel Journal site, I've decided our Web site may be of interest to you: http://www.yellowstonetreasures.com This site celebrates with words and pictures the treasures found in America's first national park. We suggest places to visit and short hikes to take. Geological explanations will help you find out how Yellowstone got the way it is now. Later this year, Granite Peak Publications will publish the book Yellowstone Treasures: The Traveler's Companion to the National Park. Happy travelling, Beth Chapple Webmaster, Yellowstone Treasures

http://www.madkane.com/travel.html Take care and have a great weekend. Mad Kane Madeleine Begun Kane, Humor Columnist http://www.madkane.com To Subscribe To MADKANE NEWS: Send email to Subscribemadkanenews@madkane.com and put Subscribe in the subject line.

ONE OF BEST NEW SITES!!

First and foremost, have enjoyed your website and have a link to your site in http://users.erols.com/hmmd/garage.html (Howie)--This is a great site! Try it.

Eurotrip - Your backpacking Europe Site.

TRAVEL ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB.

Dan Phillips article for AmericaEconomia magazine in Chile. This article gives the history of travel on the World Wide Web. Worth studying,even if it is a little out of date.

MARK TWAIN

This is a web page by Dan K. Phillips dedicated to Mark Twain, perhaps the greatest writer EVER in America.

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DESTINATIONS

Interview with Paul Theroux

Far Journeys

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ANOTHER TRAVEL WRITER WHO WILL NOT BORE YOU !!!!!

Edward Abbey

"About ten years ago I took a job as a seasonal park ranger in a place called Arches National Monument near the little town of Moab in southeast Utah. Why I went there no longer matters; what I found there is the subject of this book. My job began on the first of April and ended on the last day of September. I liked the work and the canyon country and returned the following year for a second season. I would have returned the third year too and each year thereafter but unfortunately for the Arches, a primitive place when I first went there, was developed and improved so well that I had to leave." Edward Abbey - The introduction to Desert Solitaire.

Edward Abbey is the author of Desert Solitaire, one of the great travel books of all time.

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BEST-SELLING TRAVEL BOOKS
(click to learn more about the books)

 1 In A Sunburned Country by Bill     Bryson.

 2.A Walk in the Woods - Bill Bryson

 3. River Horse by William Least Heat Moon

 4. Passage to Juneau - A Sea and its Meaning by Jonathan Raban

 5. Without Reservations: The Travels of An Independent Woman by Alice Steinback

Other Good Bets for Travel Books

Encore Provence - Peter Mayle

Bella Tuscany - Frances Mayes

Under the Tuscan Sun - Frances Mayes

I'm A Stranger Here Myself - Notes on Returning to America after Twenty Years Away - Bill Bryson

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