By BOB SCHULMAN (†) “Know that on the right hand of the Indies there is an island called California … […]
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Bob Schulman
Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo: From Pirates to Pilates
By BOB SCHULMAN (†) Spanish explorers first showed up on the beaches of the Mexican fishing village of Cihuatlán in 1522, […]
Ephesus’ Lone Pillar
By BOB SCHULMAN (†) EPHESUS — There’s an unremarkable, 25-foot-high column standing all by itself a little off the tourist-packed walkways […]
Lunch on Fiji: A Tale of the South Pacific
By BOB SCHULMAN What in the world could Thomas Baker have been thinking when he started fiddling with a hair […]
A Look Back at the “Great Lounge War”
By BOB SCHULMAN Squished into your economy seat at 35,000 feet over Puebla, it’s hard to picture yourself sauntering down […]
Pirates and One-Armed Bandits in Macau
By BOB SCHULMAN Our jet-powered ferry backs out of the dock at Hong Kong with a giant WHOOOOSH, then straightens […]
