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Renegade Road Rally Spans from England to Gambianew

Here's a great getaway idea: Buy a 20-year-old $400 Volkswagen with 98,000 miles on eBay from a guy in England, get a good friend to fly with you to pick it up and then drive it through France and Spain, ferry to Morocco and drive through Mauritania and Senegal to Gambia. Then donate the car to a charity.
Shepherd Express  |  Gary Knowles  |  02-15-2008  |  Recreation

How to Cope With a Hangovernew

Our fearless do-goodersm dubbed Team Hangover, have valiantly put themselves between you and the oncoming train(wreck) that threatens to lay waste to your Monday morning, testing pills, potions and notions to combat the evil that is ... a Hangover.
Las Vegas Weekly  |  Las Vegas Weekly Staff  |  02-07-2008  |  Recreation

Bowling for Dollars in Missourinew

Bowling alley owners hope to be spared from what they call an unfair tax.
Riverfront Times  |  Kathleen McLaughlin  |  01-25-2008  |  Recreation

Rafting a River to Save it in Tibetnew

American whitewater rafters team up with Chinese businessmen and Tibetans to bring the sport of rafting to China and save the Salween River from damming.
Eugene Weekly  |  Camilla Mortensen  |  01-09-2008  |  Recreation

Winter Camping Has its Dangers and Rewardsnew

By January, most campers have stowed their gear and simply dream of warmer nights by a springtime fire. But some dare to layer on the fleece, strap on gaiters and hit the snowbound trail. These hearty backwoods crusaders find winter camping a peaceful sojourn and a distinct challenge.
Isthmus  |  James T. Spartz  |  01-07-2008  |  Recreation

Field & Stream & Chain Sawnew

Boaters wreck a Maryland fishing haven.
Washington City Paper  |  Dave McKenna  |  12-06-2007  |  Recreation

The Hunting Progressivenew

I'm a lefty, and I carry a gun.
Isthmus  |  Matthew Stratton  |  11-27-2007  |  Recreation

Getting Medieval on Your Grassnew

Philadelphia kids discover the joys of mock combat.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Alicia Puglionesi  |  11-19-2007  |  Recreation

Hunting for Trophy Bucks the Easy Waynew

If you are willing to pay anywhere from $3,000 to $20,000, you can bag the trophy of a lifetime at a hunting preserve.
Cleveland Scene  |  Lisa Rab  |  11-16-2007  |  Recreation

A Few Good Specimensnew

Without hobbies, one goes insane. To stave off the inevitable madness for another year, in early 2007 I took up the idea of building a cabinet of curiosities, a hobby with a long and glorious tradition.
Orlando Weekly  |  Ian Monroe  |  11-15-2007  |  Recreation

Why is Vermont's Hunter Population Dwindling?new

Vermont's sportsmen are getting older, and due to a variety of societal factors, fewer young people are taking up the sport.
Seven Days  |  Ken Picard  |  11-12-2007  |  Recreation

Where Ghosts Wouldn't be Caught Deadnew

My girlfriend and I had paid $29 each to hunt aliens, ghosts and other creatures that go bump in the night. Instead, I was chewing the right testicle of a chocolate-covered "Cock-'n'-Balls," the creamy insides dripping all over my hands.
Willamette Week  |  Michael O'Connor  |  10-31-2007  |  Recreation

The Tractor Pull is What America's All Aboutnew

Cold beer, diesel smoke, and the Boob-O-Meter.
Cleveland Scene  |  Jared Klaus  |  09-24-2007  |  Recreation

Three the Hard Waynew

Marc Yamaoka, Phil Nisco and Chris Alfaro wanted to open a hot new nightspot -- but first, they had to fight Santa Ana City Hall.
OC Weekly  |  Dave Segal  |  09-19-2007  |  Recreation

RoyalCon Gathers Analog Role-Players Under One Tentnew

In Montreal, where every fringe activity has a festival, it's hard to believe role-playing games, of the card and board variety, have been so, until last year, horribly neglected.
Montreal Mirror  |  Erik Leijon  |  09-14-2007  |  Recreation

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