TRAIL TUNES suggests a Dave Matthews Band tune for your lovable travel partner this Valentines Week.
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Compass Points takes a look at the new Jimmy Buffett album, “Buffet Hotel,” and finds the Gulf Coast troubadour taking fans on a trip to Africa.
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I come from where the rivers meet the sea That’s part of why I’m so wild and fancy free -Jimmy Buffett “Floridays” Among my lifelist trips is a kayak journey through Everglades National Park, the swampy and massive sponge of biodiversity in southwest Florida. I remember as a child boarding a small motor boat, the [...]
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The tourist traps are empty Vacancy abounds Almost like it used to be Before the circus came to town “When the Coast is Clear” by Jimmy Buffett I love beach towns in September along the Mid-Atlantic, when the hordes of summer tourists have departed, the ocean water feels warm like a bath and the boardwalk [...]
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The South Carolina press for several days now camped out at several lean-tos along the southern stretches of the Appalachian Trail, many scratching fresh bug bites but happily preparing dinner to be consumed inside their tents – Bears? We have bears in the south? – waiting for a glimpse of the rugged Gov. Mark Sanford [...]
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It’s Buffett Week at Compass Points as we make our eighth concert in the last 10 years, this year in Camden, N.J. And I can’t think of a better way to start making my recovery. I’m starting to rebound from my apparent digestive system infection, and while the comeback will be slow, I definitely [...]
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I was listening to Jimmy Buffett on my iPod today when a particular track sparked some inspiration. The song – “First Look” – waxes on about Buffett’s first foray into Rio de Janeiro, of which the Gulf Coast poet says about his initial sighting of the iconic South American port: I think I want to go flying [...]
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The point to Jimmy Buffett’s “A Pirate Looks at 40″ is that sometimes you can be born too late to become the man you wish to be; in this case a man just turned 40 who realizes that the opportunity to be a buccaneer has long since past. I’ve suspected the song is also [...]
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