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Industry Spotlight:
Pablo Durana
Nothing Held Back
Exposing Africa
A Farewell to an Adopted Nation
94Beypazari
Getting High in Tajikistan
Diving in the Rockies
Exposing Africa
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Getting High in Tajikistan
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Diving in the Rockies
copyright infoVagabundo Magazine is a division of van Son Media. As such, the rights to the photography and written con-tent within the pages of this magazine are owned by the contributors and the magazine itself. The people who contribute content to this magazine put a lot of effort in to ensuring their work is top quality; please do not de-grade it by reproducing their words or copying their im-ages without their permission and that of the magazine. Furthermore, it is against copyright law to distribute or re-sell this magazine without the permission of van Son Media and Vagabundo Magazine. We appreciate your support of the magazine and hope that we can continue producing inspiring work for years to come. Your respect of the aforementioned rights will ensure that our desire to continue putting forward inspiring work becomes a reality. Thank you.
contact informationEmail: [email protected]: 1-347-270-8585Website: http://www.vagabundomagazine.com
“Vagabundo Magazine strives to shed light on the road less travelled and those willing to blaze their own”
contributor infoEditor-in-Chief: Brendan van SonAssociate Editor: Lauren CrabbeHead of Design: Tiffany WüestContributing Designer: Luis AlvarezStaff Writers: Alexandra Kahn, Bonnie Etherington, Jo Magpie, Marco Ferrarese, William Wolf, and Tiffany WüestContributing Editors: Jen Glanville, Sarah Humphreys and, Mariah FriendFreelance Contributors:Mika-Pekka Markkanen, and Stephanie WalshCover Photo: Brendan van Son
A farewell to an
adopted nation
the rockiesDiving in
the rockies by Brendan van Son( @brendanvanson )
photographed by Brendan van Son and Nathan D'Heer
exposing Photography by willi dolderafrica
FOLLOW US!In Brazilian Portuguese the word “Vagabundo” is not known to be a positive one. The word refers to a person who is
homeless, broke, and likely lives and travels aimlessly. How-ever, at Vagabundo Magazine we don’t think being a Vaga-
bundo is such a bad thing. For us, a Vagabundo is someone who doesn’t travel by the same rules as everyone else, doesn’t
stick to the main paths provided by the world, and someone who, well, wanders but with a purpose. A Vagabundo knows
exactly what they are doing, they know exactly where they are, they simply don’t know where they are going.
Vagabundos all over the world push the travel world by exploring new places, rediscovering old places, and blazing
paths to the world unknown.
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Remembering Taylor Booth
Nothing held back
Years before I left home with a backpack twice my size and a gen-eral idea about hitchhiking the world, I read Taylor's posts on hithchik-ing forums. His Internet name was xNothingxHeldxBackx.
Taylor had been studying in Australia for three years. By twenty, he'd already chalked up 5,000km hitchhiking Finland to Spain, and New Zealand tip-to-tip. When his studies ended in 2007, Taylor hitched around Australia and flew home to Canada for his final visit, before flying to South Africa.
a feature by Jo Magpie( @jo_magpie )
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Getting high in tajikistan
a feature by Alexandra Kahn
Industry spotlight
Pablo durana
During college, Pablo Durana received a scholarship which enabled him to travel, by bicycle with his older sis-ter and a small video camera, across the minority back roads of China to document the lives of the people he encountered.
Covering over 2,700 miles during their four-month trek, they visited places that cars and buses could never ac-cess. For Pablo, the trip was life changing, and helped him decide his future career path.Pablo loves storytelling and has been fortunate enough to find his dream job. He tells me, “I can see myself doing this my entire life.”
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Extreme Eats: Chicken Feet in Malaysia
"C'mon, try."
A dozen tiny legs truncated just above their joints float in thick, dark gravy. The nails have been cut off, but sprouts of dead fingers blossom from the end of their legs. As I keep staring at my uninviting dinner, I wonder how low a man can go to impress a pretty Malaysian girl.
ExtremeEats:chicken feet in malaysiaby Marco Ferrarese( @monkeyrockworld )
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Extreme Eats: Chicken Feet in Malaysia
photography by Katheryn LeBlanc
Off turkey's beaten path
by Zachary Kuehner( @zacharykuehner )
