SandwichesShouldNeverTasteLikeCowCrap.jpegSandwiches Should NEVER Taste Like Cow Crap by Dave Lowe (published by Manta Press in 2008) is a tasty stew of stories from life on the Lowe Road.

Starting with strip searches at foreign customs, run-ins with tatami dragon ladies, rides aboard horny camels, shots fired by AK-47's, wheels breaking off taxis and more than a flightmare or two - Dave's travelogue poses a question: Are his size 13 shoes spreading mayhem and chaos with each step?

Only the Travel Gods know for sure.....

Sandwiches Should NEVER Taste Like Cow Crap's synopsis, preface, sample chapters and acclaim can be found by navigating the section below.

Dave Lowe's blog, The Lowe Road covers what's happening in travel, from zero to seven to star, hovels to hotels, donkeycarts to airlines and anything else useful that may come in handy for that future luxury resort vacation in North Korea.

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Tierra Patagonia 

DateTuesday, December 11, 2012 at 12:46PM

As the southern hemisphere summer travel season heats up, Patagonia's stark, moon-like landscape draws visitors from around the world. And what better to name a hotel than Tierra Patagonia, in honor of the breathtaking scenery that this UFO shaped hotel seems to invite though every window?

Wall to ceiling glass windows matched with wood surfaces of all states of rawness are bundled in a concept of spare luxury that makes this resort a destination in itself. Sheepskin pillows and cow hide rugs add to the earthiness of a property that with just 40 rooms brings the ever changing scenery and moodiness of Patagonia into the center of attention, where it belongs. 

www.tierrapatagonia.com

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