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Getting Muddy in the Netherlands
By DAVID CORN
A soggy, 8.5-mile trek through Wadden Sea, one of the world’s last large-scale inter-tidal ecosystems, has to be timed just right with the tides.
36 Hours in Santa Fe
By FRED A. BERNSTEIN
Chris Schneider for The New York Times
An installation by Hasan Elahi at SITE Santa Fe, a contemporary art space.
Beyond the city’s historic center lie contemporary art spaces, hot Asian restaurants and a new park by a pair of trailblazing architects.
When Two Airlines Tie the Knot
By SUSAN STELLIN
Most analysts believe airfares are likely to rise regardless of whether Continental and United merge.
Dallas Gets Its Groove Back
By CEIL MILLER BOUCHET
Thanks in part to a new rail line, the Deep Ellum neighborhood, a hotbed of jazz and blues in the ’20s and ’30s, has fresh life.
Where Wetsuits and Art Meet in Maui
By DANIELLE PERGAMENT
A chill surfer vibe, combined with new galleries and farm-to-table restaurants, has turned Paia into a destination for contemporary art.
Getting Close to the Last Liftoff
By KATE MURPHY
There are only two more space shuttle launchings in Florida. Start planning now.
The Mighty Colorado at a Glide
By KATE SIBER
A little-known stretch of the Colorado, just above the Grand Canyon, is a kayaker’s paradise, with mirror-clear water and no one in sight.
In the Seattle Area, an Assortment of Treats
By SARA DICKERMAN
The Pacific Northwest city has an impressive collection of sweet shops with strong ties to neighborhood residents.
Interactive Feature: Strange Signs From Abroad
Amusingly translated or otherwise quirky signs found while traveling.
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A Long Walk Starts (and Ends) With a Step
By MATT GROSS
For his final feature the Frugal Traveler wanted an adventure that would challenge him.
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The Sun Never Sets on the Techno Tourist
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Like dubstep, electro-pop or minimal techno? From Detroit to Barcelona to Tokyo, there’s always another festival.
Old and New Wests Meet in Arizona Desert Foothills
By ELIZABETH MAKER
Cave Creek and its sister town, Carefree, are the heart of an area that is becoming popular with tourists and wealthy second-home owners.
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