This is a Guest Author post from my friend Jupiter Kayonga, on his epic journey on an Antarctic expedition - read on! For someone who grew up in Rwanda, East Africa, the notion of visiting Antarctica morphed into a fantasy that intensified each time I contemplated the far-off, ice-covered continent on the world map that hung in my childhood home. That dream became within my grasp when I started traveling for work and began to consume documentaries on expeditions to the 7th Co

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Every year, UNESCO meets to determine the next round of places that will be added to the organization's coveted list of World Heritage Sites. To qualify, a place or structure must have great cultural, historical, and/or natural significance - say, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, or Machu Picchu in Peru. This year's committee named a whopping 29 new spots, including Italy’s Prosecco region, India’s colorful Jaipur City, and eight Frank Lloyd Wright