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Local Secrets, Big Finds 2005
  • By: Amy Ziff
    April 15, 2005

As a company that sends millions of people to destinations near and far, we've accomplished our biggest project yet: Local Secrets, Big Finds 2005. This was something of a marathon, our own personal quest to climb Mt. Everest--or perhaps a more befitting description would be a journey around all of North America taken on foot. At the end of this journey, our task was to deliver back information about the people we met and the authentic, local places we saw along the way--and that is precisely what we have done with our Local Secrets, Big Finds. Each and every Local Secret, Big Find embodies a step of our journey and hopefully yours. They celebrate North America in its rugged beauty and its quiet sunsets, in fabulous food and fun festivals. They are the fabric of these countries, and some may even be found your own backyard.

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