vagabundo magazine oct/nov2012 preview
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New Zealand, Land of Beauty
By Cargo Ship toThe Amazon
Stepping through the Stones ofCalanais
The Wondersof NorthernBritish Columbia
38Photo Corner:Duane Bassoo
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To the Sky and Back
ShutterSpot
UgandaUnder the Light
DrinkingAroundthe World
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“Vagabundo Magazine strives to shed light on the road less travelled and those willing to blaze their own”
contributor infoEditor-in-Chief: Brendan van SonAssociate Editor: Will PeachHead of Design: Luis AlvarezMarketing Manager: Jackie DesForgesStaff Writers: Sarah Kloke, David Hutt,Rachel MacNeill, Ash Clark, Susan Sharpand Zach KuehnerIntern: Lizzie Ruiz Freelance Contributors:Alex Berger, Katie Marti, Duane Bassoo, NataliaCartney, J. Griffin Stewart, Maddy Southey, Luis Barreto and Greg VaughnCover Photo: Brendan van Son
by cargo ship, tothe amazon
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the dramatics of northern
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by Brendan van Son( @BrendanvanSon)
OCTOBER / NOVEMBER 2012 38 vagabundomagazine.com
PHOTO CORNER:Exposing the work of
duane bassoo We were introduced to the brilliant work of travel photographer Duane
Bassoo when he submitted us a photo essay which we published in our last is-sue. When the theme of getting off the beaten path came up, he seemed like the perfect guy to interview. Duane is one of those people that is more than willing to dig a little deeper and travel a little bit off the beaten path to get a great im-age. His striking work features images from the Philippines, Nepal, and many
more incredible destinations.
On this edition of Photo Corner, Editor-in-Chief Brendan van Son chats with Duane about getting off the path and what it takes to shoot a unique image.
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land ofbeautya Photo Essay by J. Griffin Stewart( @Griffins)www.jgriffinstewart.com
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The Blue Waterfall On The Way To Wanaka 44.7000S, 169.1500E
It was the second time I had visited Oceania, but my first time to New Zealand. I had only made time for Australia during my previous visit, this is in spite of the fact that most everyone I had met urged me to go to New Zealand over Australia. . But I was on an around-the-world ticket at the time, and restricted by the fees and headaches associated with changing routes, I stuck solely with Australia.
to the skyand backto the skyand back
This past September, in the Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park of Catalonia, the fourth annual Ultra Cavalls del Vent was held. The behemoth 85 kilometer race through moun-tain terrain - a sport commonly known as skyrunning - is an extreme physical challenge which attracts some of the best athletes the world over. This year 1,000 runners attempt-ed to complete the course within its allotted 24 hours. More than half did not. But for na-tive Catalonian Jordi “Toti” Bes, the athleticism required to be a skyrunner is a challenge worth accepting. A challenge which has taken him all over the globe.
an Interview with Jordi “Toti” Besby Lizzie Ruiz
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drinking our way around the world
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Convincing our staff of writers to go out and indulge in their favourite drinks wasn’t exactly the most difficult of tasks. In fact, I’m sure most of our writers don’t complete a single article without con-suming one or two of these beverages.
In this edition of “Eating our way Around the World” the staff dives into coffee in Thailand, Beer in Myanmar, Mate in South America, and much more..
