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spotlights March/April 2001
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•  Sebastian Junger Under Fire With Afghanistan's Greatest Warrior
•  Secrets of Utah's Canyon Country
•  Wild Onion: Chicago's Urban Adventure Race
•  New Canada-to-Mexico Hiking Route
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    Life on Assignment
  arrow Sebastian Junger
Under Fire
The Perfect Storm author risked the wrath of the Taliban to find Afghanistan's guerrilla genius. Audio interview and online-only photos >>
 
    Photo Gallery
  arrow Northwest Passage
To conquer the legendary route, writer-photographer Jonathan Waterman kayaked, skied, hiked, dogsledded, and sailed alone across the Arctic >>
 
    Q&A
  arrow Mike Horn,
Globe-Circling Adventurer
First he followed the Equator around the world, facing down a firing squad and riding out a cyclone at sea. Now he wants to stage a Siberian prison break. Is Mike Horn mad? >>
 
    Audio
  arrow Storming Alaska's Islands of Fire and Ice
Jon Bowermaster reads a white-knuckle excerpt from his new book, Birthplace of the Winds, and remembers friend and expedition mate Barry Tessman. Listen >>
 
    Ask the Expert
  arrow Expedition Adviser
He's dogsledded the Antarctic, kayaked uninhabited Alaska, and run unrun Chinese rivers—it's his job. Lucky for you, it's also Jon Bowermaster's job to answer your adventure-travel queries >>
 
    Gear Guide
  arrow Foot Specialists
Hiking-shoe shopping these days can be bewildering. Let us help you get your kicks >>
 
    Destination
  arrow American Wilds: Crashing the Gates of the Arctic
A novice turns to mushing in Alaska's unspoiled dogsled paradise >>
 
    Forum
  arrow Reckless Encouragement?
Does the dramatization of outdoor-survival stories encourage reckless risk-taking? >>
 
    Adrenaline Almanac
  arrow 365 Days of Adventure
Our calendar's full through 2001, and yours could be too. Just consult our adrenaline almanac, your guide to a year of living adventurously >>
 
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