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Get Out!: October 2005

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Saturday, October 01, 2005. Thanks for your patience! Posted by Margo at 5:44 PM.

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Get Out!: June 2010

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Friday, June 04, 2010. Just because I haven't updated, doesn't mean. The Zanzibar C...

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Get Out!: September 2001

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Tuesday, September 18, 2001. Zhuge Liang Park, Chengdu. September, 2001, Chengdu:.

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Get Out!: September 2004

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Monday, September 20, 2004. Posted by Margo at 10:55 AM. I need a 36-hour day.

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Get Out!: August 2004

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Saturday, August 07, 2004. Here's the firm I've dealt with : Gateway International.

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Get Out!: August 2001

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Tuesday, August 28, 2001. Posted by Margo at 11:34 AM. Monday, August 27, 2001.

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Get Out!: January 2005

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The world expands or shrinks in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin To lose one’s passport is the least of one’s concerns, but to lose one’s notebook is a catastrophe. - Bruce Chatwin, in Winding Paths. A woman? You'd be surprised how many people who act shocked when they learn that I travel alone. 86,000 miles, and counting: the boots aren't worn out yet, extra pages in my passport, and the odometer's rolling over. Saturday, January 08, 2005. Posted by Margo at 3:44 PM. Arlington, MA, United States.