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Crashing in Cambodia A Tattoo writer and cartoonist, Joe Keo, heads home to the villages where his refugee parents grew up. He found a very different life from the one he knew back home in America. Cambodia With Joe Keo Fleeing terror, finding freedom Travels in the Kingdom of Cambodia |
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Korea,
with fresh eyes
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Myanmar: beauty, poverty and lucky birds Tattoo journalist Geraldine Soon traveled from her home in Singapore to the impoverished nation of Myanmar, sometimes known as Burma, to see sights ranging from fearsome puppets to grand temples, from reclining Buddhas to begging boys.. |
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Tour the United States Tattoo journalist Kaishi Lee visits Boston, New York and Washington and tells all in an issue devoted to her journey from Singapore. Boston and New England New York City Washington, DC See the issue as it was printed. |
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A
summer trip to Cape Cod Tattoo writers Zach Brokenrope from Aurora, Nebraska and Teague Neal from Oakville, Ontario hit the highlights on Cape Cod and tell tales of whales, towers, shell, Spank the Monkey and more. National Seashore offers the best of the beach Finbacks, humpbacks and sharks, oh my! It's all possible in P-town Don't miss Scargo Tower See the issue as it was printed. |
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Discovering India, a different world Tattoo journalist Wesley Saxena tasted the "fireball food" and fended off aggressive monkeys and wayward snakes to check out sites in India ranging from the market in Lucknow to the Taj Mahal. |
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A rockin'
museum in Cleveland Join writers Kiernan Majerus-Collins, Katherine Holland and Mary Majerus-Collins as they tour the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio. |
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To Paris and
back, in 24 hours Join Youth Journalism International Senior Writer Caroline Nelissen on a journey from the Netherlands to Paris and back in a single day. |
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Having it all in Hawaii Join Tattoo writers Sean Soltys and Kathryn Middleton as they describe the long flight to reach the island paradise and the joys of Hawaii that make it worthwhile. See the issue as it was printed. |
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Touring the Twain
house and museum Novelist Mark Twain created the home of his dreams in Hartford, Connecticut and wrote some of his most famous works there. Join Tattoo writers Joe Keo and Katie Jordan as they explore the house and a new museum next door. |
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Acadia is
perfect for a president ... and everyone else Youth Journalism International Senior Reporter Kiernan Majerus-Collins provides a glimpse of Acadia National Park in Maine on the same day President Barack Obama finishes a short vacation there. Pictures by Kiernan and Mary Majerus-Collins. |
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Sailing through Mystic
Seaport Join Tattoo writers Zach Brokenrope and Teague Neal as they clamber around on the historic sailing ships at Connecticut's popular Mystic Seaport, The American Museum of the Sea. See the issue as it was printed. |
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Dubai, the Big Apple of the Middle East Head to the lap of luxury in Dubai with Youth Journalism International writer Edrees Kakar. |
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Essex steam train
rolls through time Leap aboard the Essex, Connecticut steam train with Tattoo writer Zach Brokenrope and check out the Connecticut River Valley. |
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Ancient Antigua an eclectic mix of old and new Tattoo writer Oscar Ramirez journeyed to Guatemala to explore one of Central America's most historic towns, which has become an international gathering spot. |
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Normandy's
cemeteries show sacrifice Join Tattoo writer Niamh Ni Mhaoileoin as she contemplates the Germany and American cemeteries near the D-Day beaches of Normandy. |
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Eclectic city by
the sea Check out the international crowd of surfers, tramps and tourists who flock to ritzy Newport, Rhode Island in search of fun, frolic or maybe America. Courtney Coughlin provides a firsthand report. |
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The wonders of
Japan Check out the ice cream, toilets and other amazing stuff in Japan with Canadian writer Teague Neal. |
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Brinley's circus a
gem In the middle of struggling Bridgeport, Conn. is a massive 19th century building housing the P.T. Barnum museum. Going there with Teague Neal, readers will learn that visitors won't be among the suckers born every minute. |
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Seeing Spain's old
world charms Join Tattoo writer Hila Yosafi as she travels from Connecticut to Spain on a class trip. |
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A Connecticut Yankee
finds himself in France Tattoo reporter Brian LaRue wings his way to Paris and beyond in a firsthand account of a trip to France. |
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Unwinding in Gozo's timelessness Tattoo writer Maressa Zahra provides a telling glimpse of life on the beautiful island of Gozo in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. See the issue as it was printed. |
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Italian men and other
tourist traps Courtney Pendleton, a Tattoo writer, finds out what it's really like in Italy, and doesn't hesitate to tell all in her account of a class trip there. |
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Cruise into
togetherness -- separately Tattoo writer Amanda Lehmert reveals that cruises may be just the ticket for the family that wants to vacation together without having to stick by one another's side: a cruise. |
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The Tattoo goes to
camp Go to camp with The Tattoo as its writers tell what it's like to go to traipse through the Swiss Alps, learn cheerleading or volleyball and even find out about how to become a counselor. |
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Finding my own way
in Sin City - Viva Las Vegas! Go to Las Vegas with Tattoo writer Mike Nguyen and discover why you can't just camp out in a hotel room. The casino operators want your money, any way they can get it. |
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Take it slow when you
go Down Under Head to Melbourne and its environs with sharp-eyed travel writer Kaishi Lee. |
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Fun at the Ford
Museum Car maker Henry Ford assembled one of the nation's great museums outside of Detroit, Michigan. Take a tour of it with Tattoo writer Sara Greene. |
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Christmastime in New
York Plop down on Santa's lap at Macy's with Tattoo writer Zach Brokenrope and tour the Empire State Building with Teague Neal. |
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