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AskMen.com Gemma Pitcher	A Cheap & Fun London Vacation If you're a backpacker, a retired visitor on a frugal budget, or simply strapped for cash, the prospect of trying to make your money last while still enjoying the flavor of Europe's most vibrant capital can be daunting.
DailyCandy August 6, 2004	Travel: Chills and Thrills A trick so nifty, so crazy simple you'll wonder why you didn't think of it sooner: frozen scented washcloths.
Reason September 2004 Charles Paul Freund	Invisible Cities Washington is an unusual palimpsest. It appears to lead at least two lives that have little to do with each other: a federal one that impinges on everyone and is constantly in the news, and a largely unknown local life.
High on Adventure August 2004 Rosen & Giordano	Royal BC Museum Celebrates Eternal Egypt Highlights of the North American tour from the the British Museum's Egyptian collection: Standing Statue of Sesostris III... Head of Amenhotep III... Lion of Amenhotep III Reinscribed for Tutankhamun... Mummy Mask of Satdjehuty... etc.
High on Adventure August 2004 Lee Juillerat	Bodie, California Too often, historic sites have been scrubbed up, sanitized and re-created in an attempt to capture moods of its past. Not Bodie.
High on Adventure August 2004 Larry Turner	Vermont's Woodstock-Windsor Region The region is a summer love song. A rhapsody of adventure, relaxation and beauty.
AskMen.com Mark Jenkins	Resolve & Avoid Air Travel Problems Despite your best plans, problems can arise with airline travel that will throw off your schedule and cause you a wide variety of frustration.
BusinessWeek August 9, 2004 Cliff Edwards	The Bay Area's Hidden Valley Livermore, an often overlooked wine region, is a short drive from San Francisco.
Adventure August 2004 Charles Graeber	Hey Honey, Have You Seen the Road Lately? Imagine a classic road trip. Then take away the interstates, rest stops, fast food, road signs, and traffic. What's left? The perfect American journey: Canada to Mexico by dirt.
Adventure August 2004 Mark Kirby	Dirt Driver's Ed The unmarked roads, narrow lanes, jagged rocks, and muddy sinkholes of backcountry driving routes require a special skill set.
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