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Teen Ink Magazine, June 2003 : Travel Articles

A "Pitiful" Adventure by Nicole P., Johnston, RI Sometimeseven miserable experiences can bring families closer. Even though the pain,whining and fights of a truly awful vacation can be traumatizing, when we lookback we realize it wasn't that bad. Continue...	A Week at "Dobsey" by Greg F., Cumberland, ME Openingmy eyes to the sound of tires rubbing against dirt, I realized where I was. Irested my head on my sister's shoulders and felt the car shift to the left andthen fall silent. After a few seconds the car stopped. Continue...
Let Her Eat Cake! by Alexa P., Ridgway, PA Myfamily believes in travel. My mother adores geography, and although I find itquite boring and stuffy, she loves long trips filled with luxurious white sandybeaches, crystal clear waves, and tours, tours, tours! The scene: St. Continue...	More Like Them by Caroline R., Wrentham, MA A few years ago, my family and I took a two-week trip to Italy. After a few days inRome, we ventured into the heart of the country. One would think that the worldhas been Americanized, but travelling helps you realize that that is definitelynot the case. Continue...
The Thin Yellow Lines by Mike K., New City, NY We'vedriven miles, miles forward, miles back Changed or lost direction a thousandtimes We had no real destination, only a purpose A purpose of exploration,of no real importance But it meant all the world to those of us Entombed inthe old white car, that had one ... Continue...

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