Norma Meyer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 16, 2026
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- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Travel: Chile’s Atacama Desert is an otherworldy destination (opens the original)
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On the dirt shoulder of a desolate Chilean highway, I knelt upon an alpaca wool blanket and clutched my tasseled pouch of sacred coca leaves, a gift from an Andean woman who had draped it over my neck in the frigid pre-dawn darkness. Moments later, a grandmotherly traditional healer intently watched as I placed coca leaves into two special clay jugs — first with the right hand for Mother Earth and next in the left hand to honor ancestors — before I poured hallowed chicha corn beer over the offer
Travel: This hidden Brazilian resort includes Anderson Cooper’s vacation home (opens the original)
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Maybe I was under the ghostly spell of Irenio, the late neighborhood magician who burned sacred almescar tree resin to ward off evil while performing hypnotizing tricks. Out of nowhere, a sizable wild squawking yellow-and-blue macaw nicknamed Lara suddenly swooped down over my head. I already felt totally bewitched by my extraordinary ecocentric retreat: sinks were hand-carved from fallen tree trunks, TVs hid inside vintage suitcases, a stranded boat doubled as a beach bar, and weathered doors,
Travel: A trip to Zambia provides more than just sightseeing (opens the original)
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Enormous elephant footprints cratered a dirt road in Zambia’s rural Nakatindi Village. A floppy-eared intruder had rampaged through town the previous night, foraging acacia and mango trees as stray dogs viciously barked and locals clanged pots and pans to scare the pachyderm off. But morning brought calm. At the Sishemo cooperative, four village women took turns manually crushing empty bottles of Bombay Sapphire gin and Jack Daniel’s whiskey to recycle into glass beads for artisan jewelry they p
Travel: A trip to Zambia provides more than just sightseeing (opens the original)
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Enormous elephant footprints cratered a dirt road in Zambia’s rural Nakatindi Village. A floppy-eared intruder had rampaged through town the previous night, foraging acacia and mango trees as stray dogs viciously barked and locals clanged pots and pans to scare the pachyderm off. But morning brought calm. At the Sishemo cooperative, four village women took turns manually crushing empty bottles of Bombay Sapphire gin and Jack Daniel’s whiskey to recycle into glass beads for artisan jewelry they p
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