These are the worst trips in the world
Here are 13 thrilling real-life stories of journeys gone wrong.
ByNational Geographic Staff
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Seeking adventure or escape wasn’t without peril even before the coronavirus pandemic stilled travel. Some trips don’t go as planned in dramatic ways. Food poisoning pauses your sushi-tasting tour of Tokyo. A trip on the trail in Yellowstone results in a broken arm. A pickpocket complicates your museum visits in Paris.
But other times real disaster strikes especially for adventure travelers and expeditioners. From the summit of Everest to the jungles of the Amazon, from harsh elements to deadly insects, the world can be a perilous place.
These are the worst trips in the world
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Local artist and Belen native Brian Wood has turned his kitchen into an at-home art studio. His work is regularly featured at the Belen Art League Gallery.Julia M. Dendinger | News-Bulletin photo
PUEBLITOSâSandwiched between the hum of the interstate and the rumble of the freight trains, is a sun-lit kitchen where art is created.
When the Belen native Brian Wood took up the paint brush a few years ago, he chose his kitchen because it was the only room without carpeting. The lush New Mexico light from a south-facing window and a skylight overhead makes the ad hoc studio much more than a repurposed kitchen.