World‑traveling Pines cruise through life with record‑setting journeys
Bob and Mary Pines remain the globe trotters of note. From 1943 dive bombing in the South Pacific to 125 Berlin Airlift missions, they later settled in Boulder Colorado and built a life around travel and frugal, steady exploration. Their daughter Judith travels with them, tallying 150 foreign destinations. They favor cruises and tours, using 50 travel agencies and walking two miles daily.
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Afghanistan
Kashmir
Khyber Pass
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South Pacific
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Boulder
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University of Colorado
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Western Africa
Dacca
Sierra Leone
Judith
Siberia
North Pole
South Pole
Yamal
Macedonia
Tirana
Albania
Togo
Osaka
Japan
Lampedusa
Sicily
Bob Pine
Mediterranean Sea
Tunisia
U.S. Coast Guard
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World traveler Bob Pines offers tips and tales from voyages
Travel writer Bob Pine shares advice from a life on the road including packing light staying flexible and carrying cash and medicines. He recounts experiences from Johnston Atoll Africa Asia and the North Pole with Dorothy and Judith Pine, noting language barriers hijinks and dangers while emphasizing preparation and caution.
Police plea on withheld tips in missing Milwaukee boys case
Milwaukee police say individuals with information about missing 12 year old Quadrevion Henning and 11 year old Purvis Virginia Parker are withholding details. The force with the FBI has no leads until new information surfaces, and they urge those with relevant knowledge to come forward immediately.
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