Maddie Lee

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02/04/2025

See the world on a European river cruise.
While river cruises have long been popular with a more seasoned clientele, I’m seeing a new wave of younger travelers embracing them in a big way

27/03/2025

Bormio Ski, Italy
Nestled in the heart of the Italian Alps, Bormio is the place to be for those who want to work up a sweat all day on the slopes and unwind all night in style.

19/03/2025

Athens, Greece
Athens, the capital of Greece, has always been known as a historic and cultural hub. And because of that, it's made its way to a number of “best of” lists, too, including the 2023 Europe’s Best Cities Report and Livability’s 2020 100 Best Places to Live.

11/03/2025

Iceland and the Northern Lights
What travel wish list doesn't include seeing the aurora borealis? The challenge with getting a good look at the mysterious northern lights is that they don't appear on schedule.

25/02/2025

BackDoor 43
BackDoor43, in Milan, italy, claims to be the world’s smallest bar. At just 13 square feet, once you step in you’ll feel as though you’re having a drink in the comfort of your own home — or maybe your own walk-in closet.

18/02/2025

Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia
“Zambia is a destination so many people miss,” said travel advisor Leora Rothschild. “The country’s Lower Zambezi National Park is one of my favorite destinations anywhere.

12/02/2025

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Located on Mexico's Pacific coast, Puerto Vallarta draws visitors with its mountain-meets-ocean landscapes, vibrant arts scene, beaches, and all-inclusive resorts.

10/02/2025

Connecticut: Saybrook Breakwater Lighthouse
Just the notion of a lighthouse — a beacon in the dark, maybe with a snug room inside — is romantic. And while the Saybrook Breakwater Lighthouse on the Connecticut coast may not have the stripes of some of its counterparts, the 1886 structure is still operational today.

26/09/2024

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At the waterhole below, a few warthogs can be seen trotting around, stopping every now and then to munch some grass. It’s a normal setting - until you look up. Overhead, the sky is filled with several hundred vultures, swooping in giant concentric circles.

They too have arrived for their midday snack. Every day the team at this hotel places last night’s leftover meat out for the vultures to eat. They call it the ‘Vulture Restaurant’ and it’s a vital part of protecting these birds, who have become some of the most endangered species in Africa.

04/09/2024

From that perspective, New Zealand was first spotted on December 13, 1642 by Dutch navigator Abel Tasman and explored by Captain James Cook in 1769. However, this limited view does not reveal the whole story and credit for the initial discovery and exploration of New Zealand must go to the Māori, a group of Polynesian people who first settled some time between 1250 and 1300.

When Europeans first landed in New Zealand, several Māori were killed in skirmishes with Cook and his crew. The effects of this first encounter are felt to this day. In Gisborne, a statue of Cook has been repeatedly defaced with graffiti and is to be replaced with art that reflects Māori culture and stories.

27/08/2024

Lurking in the seas of Indonesia is a fearsome predator bearing jaws fringed with razor-sharp spikes.

Hapless fish – even predators on the hunt themselves – cannot escape if seized. So sudden and fierce is the snap of its jaws, prey may be sliced instantly in two, as if put to death by a bionic marine guillotine.

The oceans are heaving with fearsome predators, but there is something particularly odd about this one: it is not a clever cephalopod (octopuses and cuttlefish), a sophisticated cetacean (dolphins and whales) or monomaniacal elasmobranch (sharks and rays).

08/08/2024

So what is it about bristlecone pines that makes them so able to endure the slings and arrows of time? For one, they grow really slowly. By the age of 40, they will have barely reached 15cm (5.9 inches) in height!10 Another secret to their longevity is the harsh conditions in which they live. Cold temperatures and high winds – combined with their slow growth rate – encourages the growth of dense wood, which makes them very resistant to insects, rot, and erosion.11

But if trees can indeed live forever, then why aren’t there any that are millions of years old, rather than thousands?

Whilst the researchers who studied the Gingko trees couldn’t definitively provide a response to whether trees are immortal, what they could say with more confidence was that they’re much more likely to die from an external incident, such as damage or disease, than they are to die of old age.

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