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	Sparsely populated Namibia delivers lots of surprises for safari-goers My first glimpse of Africa came from a nature program I watched as a child called “Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom.” Seeing elephants and giraffes lumber across a dry African landscape — even on TV — was in stark contrast to my suburban wildlife encounters that entailed... Continue reading »
	British Parliament considering British Parliament officials say they will review plans to silence Big Ben during four years of repairs after politicians criticized the lengthy muting of the beloved bell. Continue reading »
	Booking mistake on Expedia leaves customer with nonrefundable nights I made a reservation on Expedia at the Boston airport Courtyard by Marriott a few days before my planned stay. Instead of making it for one night, I mistakenly made it for 10 nights. The rooms were nonrefundable. Continue reading »
	6 epic bike treks around the globe June marked 200 years since German inventor Karl Von Drais first rode his two-wheeled Laufmaschine, or “running machine.” The ride marked the advent of mechanized personal transport. To celebrate the bicentennial of the bicycle, here are some adventurous cycling trips offered by tour... More »