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Readers share their journeys from around the world.
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Wellesley College's Sang-Hee Min
Photo contest
Photos at new heights

Photos at new heights

See some of the many stunning entries in our airplane photo contest.
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Latest photo contest winners

National parks photo contest

National parks

Legendary filmmaker Ken Burns chose a winner for our national parks contest.
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The four elements

Readers shared their best shots of earth, air, fire, or water.
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What is paradise?

We asked readers to show us their version of utopia.
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Your fall photos

Readers show us fall in their corners of New England.
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Smells like team spirit

Red Sox nation shows their pride around the world.
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Tails on trails

Readers share photos of their
pets on summer vacation.
Boston

Around the hub

Readers share their snapshots of Beantown.
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Global adventures

Readers share photos from their latest hops around the world.
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Game time

Sox fans share photos from Fenway and beyond.

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'Where they went' travel Q&A

WHERE THEY WENT: to revisit Nepal

Three weeks in Nepal. Thirty years ago they had hiked the celebrated but populated Annapurna Circuit, staying in teahouses. “This time our requirements were that the route was off the beaten track and we would see no other tourists. This meant camping, which I don’t love. But if it includes phenomenal scenery and indigenous culture, then, yes, I’ll camp.’’