Archive

These stories were all created before the word "blog" existed, and before social media made it easy to share content. TheArgonauts.com was ahead of its time, and unfortunately could never find the money to create the features that companies like Facebook and Wordpress now make so free and easy for everyone.

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Stories:

Meet Göran Kropp
By Elz Cuya

Rounding The Horn
By Michael Dick

david clark The oldest person to sail solo around the world
By Andy Graham

Discoveries of American Highways
by Mark Loftin
"Like being in a giant amusement park, alternating between ever-changing geography and roadside curios."

Thailand and Laos by Bike
By Stacy Fowler with Elz Cuya

Throwing Stones to Save the World
By Melissa Clark

Women Across the Millennia: A Greek Adventure
By Robert Foote

Where the Road Ends and the Walking Begins
By Robert Foote
This is the story of one woman, and how her real education began the moment she set out to travel the world.

A Traveler Honors Her Soul
By Elz Cuya

Burning Man -- A pagan desert fiesta
By Tex Dworkin

For the Love of Travel
By Melissa Clark

A Photographer is at Home with the World
By Elz Cuya
"The experience of traveling has always been a great mentor for me, a far greater mentor than academia."

Her Sacred Island
By Elz Cuya
"I wanted to show what it's like to live in a country that never really found its place."

Getting an Education During Summer Vacation
By Elz Cuya
"I travel in order to enrich my life and the life of others. I feel that I can help bring remote parts of the world a little closer together."

The Making of a Mountain Climber
By Elz Cuya
"You're on top of the world, vast views and vistas in every direction. 5,000 feet down to the floor of the valley. You can see in all directions, perfect blue sky, the wind blowing... "

Encounter Your Soul in Antarctica
By Elz Cuya
"Where would you go to find the answers to life's deepest questions? Is there a God? Why am I here? Is there life after death? For seventy-six year old Professor Graham Collier, the answers were found in Antarctica.