enRoute March 2007

1 Horseshoe Bay Beach, Bermuda
Caffeine emporium inspired by the name of the first mate in Herman Melville’s epic novel about the sea: Starbucks.
Photo by Denise Penton

2 Travemünde, Germany
Source of the best cubic-grained, shape-holding sand used at the Sand World competition: the River Maas.
Photo by Brian MacKenzie

3 Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.
Number of hours to craft a winning masterpiece at the Vancouver Sun World Championships of Sand Sculpture: up to 100.
Photo by Wayne Emde

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