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Sacred Waters, Compassionate Travelers - On Becoming an Agent of Change in a Postcolonial World
The hike to the Havasupai falls is over ten miles from the rim of the canyon, and the trail starts to get sandy after a mile or so. My...
carsonpynes
May 26, 20216 min read
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Vicarious Travels Through the Enchanted Land of Auz
an interview with my favorite travel companion, Mitchell I wanted to have a conversation with my travel partner, someone with whom I’ve...
carsonpynes
May 23, 20216 min read
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River, Magic Lanterns - The Full Moon Festival of Hoi An, Vietnam
My grandfather spent much of my father’s childhood in Vietnam. He was a soldier, and he was good with languages. To this day I have heard...
carsonpynes
May 23, 20218 min read
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Art in the Middle of Nowhere - the Desert Mirage of Prada Marfa
In “Introduction to Travel Writing and Empire: Postcolonial Theory and Transit” Steve Clark asks the following question: “Who actually...
carsonpynes
May 17, 20214 min read
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Ghost Town, USA - Jerome, Arizona's Haunted History
In “Narrating Self and Other: A Historical Overview” Casey Blanton writes that “A more consciously crafted work of travel literature,...
carsonpynes
May 16, 20214 min read
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Macabre Mansion - Sarah Winchester's Architecture of Paranoia
“The description of peoples in their variety was one of the most valued parts of the narratives of travel . . . both for the...
carsonpynes
May 10, 20214 min read
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Into The Maelstrom - On the Peculiar Vibrations of the Sedona Vortexes
"Mysteries abound were most we seek for answers" - Ray Bradbury Maps are a curious thing. They can tell us where we are, or point us in...
carsonpynes
May 10, 20214 min read
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