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Long Trip Home: One of the nicest travelogue
sites you'll find on the Internet - complete with
original stories and photographs. |
Travel
Photographers.net: An online magazine dedicated
to, what else, travel photography. |
Sara
Tripp's Binghamton Page: Learn about many
interesting things to do in one of Syracuse's largest
southern neighbors. |
Top
100 Travel Sites: An online portal for
personal travel sites. Be sure to click
on this link to vote for me!
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TravelMag: A
travel forum with many stories, including an article
by your favorite up-and-coming travel writer.
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Travellerspoint.com: A
great site with detailed travel information and superb
(ahem!) travel photographs!
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Photomann: A
great site, packed with photos and commentary, by a
traveler that appears to love seeing new places as
much as I do!
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Todd
Morris.com: One of my favorite independent
travel sites. Nearly identical to mine in spirit,
but with a flavor all of its own. |
Travel-Links.info: A
nicely organized site with links to travel pages
around the world.
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| BootsnAll.com: A
great resource for independent travelers and authors. |
Lost
Luggage Tales: An up-and-coming site with
fun stories and travel advice. |
Travel
Photography Net: A very nice traveler's
photography site who is kind enough to include
photos from budding photographers!
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| Around
The Bend: A fun personal travel site with
photographs and useful information from around
the world. |
Travel-Directory.org: A
pretty neat travel search engine with screen shots
of each site, much like what I've done here. A very
good idea! |
Photography
Sites: A well-done and comprehensive list
of photography sites for your surfing pleasure. |
Travel
Photo Webring: A great collection of interesting
travel photography websites.
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David
Lewis Travel Photography: See gorgeous
photographs from exotic locations around the world!
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Mochileros.org: (En Espanol) A beautiful travelogue with pictures documenting travels across South America.. |
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Elizabeth
Metraux's Onondaga-Oswego American Red Cross Youth
Services: My wife works with the Red Cross
on international and youth issues and this is her
site. She is constantly adding new content so check
back frequently. |
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Daniel
Metraux's Home Page: My father has finally
entered the digital age with his first website,
where covers both his personal and professional
life. Be sure to check out the sub-pages for his
parents, Alfred and Rhoda. |
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MarcHarwitz.com: I
met Marc on my first day at Syracuse, and since then
our friendship has continued to grow. He is one of
the few people I have ever met who can carry on an
intelligent conversation without turning pretentious
or just plain boring... a rare quality. |
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Sara
Tripp's Home Page: Sara is a wonderful
writer and a super-nice person who went to Syracuse
with me. Check out her site to see some of the
interesting articles she's written and to learn
more about Binghamton, NY than you ever wanted
to know. |
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Paul
Southerington's Homepage: I've known Paul
for over 20 years. As kids we used to play with
Legos together and later he helped me learn all
about computers. |
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Jason
Hand's Jasperpc.com: Jason and I used to
trade baseball cards over the phone and later annoyed
countless teachers in high school. He has an odd
sense of humor so we get along very well. Jason
helped get me my first job at McDonald's.
Thanks Jason. |
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Kevin
Eagle's Refuge On The Web: Kevin and I
were sidekicks for years. In high school Kev was "JAZ
BARI" and I was "LEE DRMR." Yes,
we were the cool kids in town... |
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MarkDalius.com: Mark
can wax poetically about practically anything for hours
on end. It is quite impressive... until you hear the
same melancholy crap over and over and over again,
and then you just want to beat him senseless. |
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NY
Times: If you are going to read the news, you
might as well learn something!
ESPN
Page 2: Sports news and information from a slightly
off-kilter viewpoint.
Slate: Quite
possible the perfect mix between news and unabashed cynicism
The
Weather Channel: See what you are missing by working
in a windowless office building (ahem)
Syracuse.com: Everything
you need to know about the snowiest city in America
Ebert's
Great Movies: If you are going to invest a couple
of hours in a movie, it might as well be a good one
Staunton
Daily News Leader: And you thought there was nothing
going on in your town!
Staunton Online: Read about where I grew up! (pronounced "Stanton")
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