It’s no secret that the more medicine we take – over the counter or prescription – the less likely our bodies are able to respond to the medicines. We build a tolerance, which means that when you take ibuprofen on a regular basis for headaches, it will eventually become necessary to up your dosage from [...]
Kiteboarding Lessons in Auckland – What to expect
July 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By: Big Air Imports NZ Kiteboarding Kiteboarding has come a long way since it’s beginning. It is now safer and more accesible than ever, with gear costing less and more companies willing to sell it to you. If thinking about taking up kiteboarding it is important to get lessons before you hit the water by [...]
Discover Stockholm from Stansted
July 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If you fancy a change of scenery or a weekend away, why not take advantage of one of the hundreds of cheap flights on offer. One airline is advertising cheap flights from Stansted to Stockholm and with the Stansted express connecting the airport to London in a mere 35 minutes, you would be crazy not to [...]
How to Plan a Trip to Antigua
July 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If you are looking for somewhere exotic, gorgeous, and off of the beaten path for your next adventure vacation… why not check out Antigua? Antigua literally has 365 beaches, and you also have the added benefit of visiting the sister island of Barbuda if you are so inclined while you are there. Planning your trip [...]
Where are the Best Place to Ski in Australia?
July 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By: George Pettit When most people hear the word Australia they will often think of the Outback or the large cities such as Melbourne. However, Australia is known for something so much more that makes it truly unique, great skiing. As there are numerous resorts and runs that the beginner to the most advanced skier [...]
Top X Training Tips For Wakeboarding Without Water
July 27, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By: Ross Angel Just like most sports, wakeboarding definitely has an on- and off-season. There will be months when it is too cold to even step outside in a wetsuit, let alone go get wet and try to do tricks while compensating for uncontrollable shivering. Aside from drooling over professional quality wakeboards to buy in [...]
Foraging for Wild Edible Plants and Wilderness Survival Food
July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By: Kevin Duffy Day-lilies (Hemerocallis fulva) were imported from Asia as a food plant and have been used in China for centuries. They can be seen growing wild along roadsides, abandoned homesteads or cultivated along highways for erosion control. Day-lilies are an extremely popular landscape flower that can be found in lawns from coast to [...]
Popular Year Round Vacation Destinations for Water Sports
July 25, 2010 By 1 Comment
By: Roger Munns Water sports are becoming increasingly popular as family vacations. Boating, parasailing, skiing, surfing and diving are promoted by many of the most popular tourism destinations in the world. Aside from fun water sports and activities, some areas hold competitions with amazing prize possibilities. The Balearic Island of Majorca holds several sailing and [...]
9 Things You Must Do In Hawaii
July 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Author: Me-Shell Mijangos If somebody asks you to name a beach in the world, one thing would normally come into your mind – Hawaii beaches. But what makes Hawaii memorable, that a visiting tourist would normally dream of going back to the islands over and over again? Hawaii is a place of enchantment. Far off [...]
Visiting Cozumel on a Shoestring: 7 Tips for Saving Money
July 23, 2010 By 1 Comment
By: Jamie Jefferson Cozumel makes the perfect location for a relaxing, memorable vacation. It has been called the soul of the Caribbean and is home to the second largest coral reef in the world, making it a scuba diver’s dream. Breathtaking, clear blue waters with visibility of more than 200 feet provide the perfect backdrop [...]