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From the Ground Up: Building a Future in Fiji
It’s midmorning. The sun hovers just above the trees, and the air is crisp with island humidity. Down a dirt road thick with mud and glistening from the water left by last night’s rainfall stands a 12-by-8-foot building. It is a tiny school in a village called Vunato at the edge of Lautoka, Fiji.
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Natal: A Hidden Paradise
When most people think of Brazil, they think of Rio de Janeiro or the Amazon rainforest. But on the easternmost point of Brazil there is an overlooked city—Natal. Brazilians flock to Natal as a beachside vacation spot, so join the locals and have a truly Brazilian vacation!
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Discover the Lost Coast
The rough strip of California’s coastline between Fort Bragg and Crescent City is often known to non-locals as simply “the Redwoods,” but to the people who live there, it is the Lost Coast, a land of wonder and defiantly eccentric culture, a land of drifting mists and towering trees. On your trip through the Lost Coast, discover its secrets by stopping at a few of these forests, wildlife refuges, beaches, and centers of local culture.
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8 Hidden Beaches of Puerto Rico
With spring underway and summer soon to follow, it’s time to start thinking about some great beaches to visit to soak in that summer sun and salty sea air. These Puerto Rican gems are great to keep in mind during any season of the year, since Puerto Rico’s year-round temperatures hover in the 80s! Puerto Rico is known as “the Star of the Caribbean,” and its beautiful beaches live up to the hype of the nickname. You can find tons of sandy beaches with clear water within a few minutes of San Juan, the capital city. But if you’re willing to do a little exploring, then here’s a list of eight hidden beaches to get you started.
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Ocracoke: Get Off the Mainland
Don’t let the name fool you—this island doesn’t have anything to do with the slimy green vegetable or the quintessential soft drink. Think pirates. Think “hoi toide.” Think undeveloped beaches. Think wild ponies. Think the perfect island getaway.
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Mystic Isles: The Scottish Hebrides
Twenty-year-old German composer Felix Mendelssohn is at sea more than 1,200 miles from home. The rough surf hisses and heaves, tossing the boat recklessly through the waves. Reaching what seems to be the edge of the world, he enters Fingal’s Cave on the coast of Staffa, a secluded Scottish island.
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