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The history of wild horses in America goes back hundreds of years, to some of the first Spanish explorers who came to Mexico with dozens of animal. Today, tens of thousands of wild horses roam throughout america, descendants of these first horses as well as from ancestors that either escaped or were abandoned by their owners. Most of these animals can be found in the Southwest, often in large herds, though smaller populations can be seen throughout the U.S., from New England to California and …

Kayaks are an increasingly popular option for those looking to get on the water. They’re simple, light, and small enough to explore just about anywhere. But what if you don’t have an area to store one, or a truck to haul it to the water? Fortunately, a few companies have developed some clever designs that have you covered.#1. The Beach by Oru Kayaks Would you believe that this is a kayak?In just a few minutes, this 26lb. Suitcase unfolds into a 12’ kayak. This is made possible by a an origa …

What better time to catch up on some reading than while you're on a trip? No matter which mode of transportation you're taking, there are few things that ease the stress of travel like a good book. Here are a few thought-provoking and travel themed books to help you pass the time, build anticipation, or even plan the next adventure. Hopefully they'll make your trip even more enjoyable.The Lost City of Z by David Grann The book tells the tale of Percy Fawcett, an unconventional British explo …

Who says vacations only happen in the summer? Heading out on the open road in your RV during the winter can be a great way to experience a new kind of adventure. Whether you’re heading down South for warmer weather, or want to experience the white stuff in a new and exciting way, check out these useful tips for preparing your RV for a winter road trip.Seal Up the Openings Just as you probably seal the windows of your home each winter, you should do the same with your RV, even if you’re taki …

Photo Credit: Flickr/Elizabeth M.1. Go Old-SchoolIt seems hard to believe now, but for thousands of years humans recorded their travels without the use of the internet. If you’d like to pay tribute to the travel writers of yesteryear, grab and pen and paper and try some journaling on your next trip. There is something special and uniquely personal about looking back on journal pages filled with hand-written memories and doodles.One note about materials: while any old notebook will work in a pinc …