Columbia Travel Pants

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Columbia Men’s Silver Ridge II Convertible Pant $65.00 Pull on the Columbia Men?s Omni-Dry Silver Ridge II Convertible Pant for summer backpacking trips, fall day hikes, or ?round the globe trekking and traveling. When the temps warm up, the legs zip off to make a 10-inch short. Columbia added two cargo pockets for your small essentials and a gusseted crotch for freedom of movement. If an afternoon thunderstorm rolls in, fear not. The lightweight wick…

Columbia Men’s Aruba III Pant $54.95 Aruba III pants feature zip-off legs, converting them into shorts with an 8.25″ inseam. Pants dry fast & features sun protection, while self-draining pockets & an interior mesh brief keep you dry. Elastic waist with drawcord, hook & loop closure pockets & back security pocket. 100% Nylon….

Columbia Men’s ROC Pant $45.00 This Columbia Roc Pant features a lightweight and comfortable style….

Paraiso Travel – Widescreen AC3 $24.99 A girl who will risk it all to get into the United States and the boy who will follow her through hell to get into her pants embark on the biggest adventure of their lives in director Simon Brand’s adaptation of author Jorge Franco’s bestselling novel. Reina and Marlon are both from middle-class neighborhoods in Columbia. While Reina longs for the day she will escape to the United States in search of the American Dream, Marlon bides his time in hopes of winning Reina’s heart. When Raina announces that she has discovered a way of getting into the United States illegally, Marlon reluctantly agrees to join her on the journey. Shortly after arriving in New York City and checking into a ramshackle hostel, Reina disappears into the city. Now left to fend for himself on the unfamiliar streets of Queens, Marlon is forced to navigate this shocking new world on his own. During his search for Reina, memories of the pair’s harrowing journey into the U.S. come flooding back to Marlon. Just as Marlon is beginning to feel hopelessly lost, however, a stuttering sadomasochist (John Leguizamo) who rules over a dank crash pad takes the frightened boy under his wing. But with every step Marlon takes towards a new life, his old obsession with Reina threatens to drag him down into the abyss. Despite the fact that he once dreamed of building future together with Reina, Marlon is about to discover that sometimes you have to lose what you want in order to discover what you really need. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Travel $32.99 Travel

Ferry Travel Adventures in Washington, British Columbia & Alaska $4.88 This book is in New – Excellent condition

Bell’s Travel Alaska Yukon & British Columbia $14.96 This book is in New – Excellent condition

Cafe Columbia $14.99 Cafe Columbia

Columbia Lions Youth 1/2 Zip Pullover Sweatshirt (Navy) $44.07 For the ant-sweatshirt generation, this cozy Columbia Lions NCAA half-zip pullover has the versatility to travel from school, to games to dinners out with the family. Ribbed cuffs and waist Unisex fit 100% Washable/Dryable Kashwere Microfiber

Antsy Pants $9.99 Antsy Pants

Friendly Pants $12.99 Friendly Pants

Best of Travel: San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver - $29.99 Public television travel guru Rudy Maxa emcees this documentary series package, which finds him touring three distinct cities that each exhibit the majesty of America’s Pacific Northwest region. The program begins in San Francisco, where Rudy samples sourdough bread and Asian cuisine in Chinatown, then ventures off the beaten path for tours of the Napa and Sonoma valleys just outside San Francisco. Program Two, Vancouver, finds Maxa heading up to the capital of Canada’ s British Columbia, where he experiences the charm of Vancouver, then heads over to Victoria to have tea and tour the Butchart Gardens. Finally, Maxa returns to the U.S. for the episode Seattle, which finds the host exploring such areas as downtown, the Seattle waterfront, Mount Rainier and the San Juan Islands. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

Incidents in Travel $22.99 Incidents in Travel

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