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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER
SEPTEMBER 2009 (National Geographic)
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
"Every time I hear the Eagles' song 'Take it Easy' — 'Well, I'm running down
the road/Tryin' to loosen my load' — I smell asphalt. For me, the road offers
pure freedom — to pick a route at random, to stop and go whenever you please,
to encounter surprises that elude the guidebooks, and to connect with true
local color. In this issue, you can ride a sportster through the Cotswolds, RV
into wild New Zealand, or zip past Italian coastal vistas astride an iconic
motorbike. An added bonus: We offer 20 journeys that showcase great American
road trips. So hit the gas and take it easy."
—Keith Bellows, Editor
ULTIMATE DRIVES
SARDINIA'S CAREFREE COAST (PAGE 54)
A lipstick-red motorcycle propels our writer around Sardinia's serpentine
north coast — and into stony strongholds of the ancient Sards.
WAKING A SLEEPING BEAUTY (PAGE 64)
A Brit from the industrial north of England explores the storybook world of
the Cotswolds in a classic Triumph convertible.
CARAVANING KIWILAND (PAGE 72)
A transplanted Yank takes off in a RV to discover New Zealand's offbeat towns
and eye-grabbing countryside.
20 GREAT AMERICAN DRIVES (PAGE 80)
From Cape Cod, Mass., to Kentucky's Bourbon ...
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