Dear Reader,
What do you do if you’re wading in a river, minding your own business, and a big, fuzzy, 10-foot brown bear comes floating downstream... right toward your soft, pink, human body?
Do you run? Yell? Try to make friends? You’ll find out in this month’s issue of Travel Post Monthly. Then you’ll learn what the guidebooks don’t tell you about Shanghai, China... Where to find solitude, stars, and a glacier on three desert “islands”... How to dance the infamous “Buzzard Lope” in remote Goodland, Florida... Where to go to drizzle sweet sorghum syrup on your pancakes... And what the Balinese do with a black coffin, a flame thrower, and picnic supplies. You'll get a few useful travel tips, too, like: Don't look an Alaskan bear in the eyes... and do wander down the side streets in old Shanghai—but whatever you do, don't eat anything that wiggles while you're there. Enjoy!
Bonnie Caton
Editor, Travel Post Monthly
This Month's Featured Stories:
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