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Off-the beaten track
Skwentna River, Alaska

Posted: 2 Jul 2008, Region: North America

Snowmobiling across the vast bleached landscape of snowy Alaska you lose all sense of perspective. The white silence is only interrupted by the roar of the powerful beast between your thighs (the ski-doo, that is). This has to be the best way to see the rugged wilderness of the infamous Mount McKinley, the highest peak in North America - you cannot miss it. If you truly want to forget who you are, where you are and ultimately give yourself up to Mother Nature at her bleakest and most transcendental, a snow safari in the middle of nowhere is the way forward.

Experience it...

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  Antique Boutique
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  Posted: 27 Nov 2008, Region: Asia

  The Bon Ton Resort is the type of gem that little black books were made for.

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  Into the distance
  Msambweni Beach House, Kenya

  Posted: 3 Nov 2008, Region: Africa

  If this is the view from the main pool - you can only imagine how spectacular our private pool was.

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  Splash around in the mud
  Mud bathing, Vulcano, Aeolian island, Sicily

  Posted: 13 Oct 2008, Region: Europe

  Now we know what you’re thinking - why on earth would I voluntarily plunge into a big puddle of soupy, bubbly mud?

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  A room with a view
  Hotel Arenal Kioro, Costa Rica

  Posted: 2 Oct 2008, Region: Central America and the Caribbean

  You’d be forgiven for thinking that the view from your room was a movie-set backdrop.

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  Ride’em Cowboy
  Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

  Posted: 25 Sep 2008, Region: South America

  Forget mechanical bulls - this is an authentic cowboy experience that will get your heart thumping.

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