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Author Archives: Brian D. Butler
Five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes
I was recently trying to remember the details of a camping trip in Denmark many summers ago and ran across this wonderful series of short time-lapse videos of the four seasons there. Filmmaker Casper Rolsted beautifully captures the magic of … Continue reading
Another Reason To Visit Queens
Very few tourists who spend time in New York City bother to visit the Borough of Queens. Those who do are usually in search of the amazing variety of ethnic food on offer. But it would be well worth the … Continue reading
Petite Biblioteque Gratuite
I’m a sucker for any story about little free library concepts, especially when they involve repurposing old tech. The city of Geneva, Switzerland has done just that with some of its obsolete public telephone booths. This example can be found … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Libraries, Uncategorized
Tagged Geneva, Little Free Library, Switzerland
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It’s No Mystery
Marple is a pleasant English town located a short distance from Southport and Manchester. For decades now, the community has been claiming that it was the inspiration for the name of Agatha Christie’s iconic sleuth Miss Marple. The town has … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Agatha Christie, Cheshire, England, Manchester, United Kingdom
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Inspired by Jose Saramago
Frequent visitors to Travel Between The Pages are well aware of my appreciation for the writing of the late Ursula K. Le Guin. If memory serves, I first discovered her work in the magazine Amazing Stories. The first of her … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, USA, Writing
Tagged blogging, Jose Saramago, Sci-Fi, Ursula K. Le Guin
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Summer in the City
I can’t imagine a better way for book lovers to spend a summer evening in New York City than at a Books Beneath The Bridge event. Sponsored by the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservency and local indie bookstores, the atmospheric weekly event features … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Tourism, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, indie bookstores, New York
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We can have our pick of seats…
“Edward Hopper’s New York Movie” by Joseph Stanton We can have our pick of seats. Though the movie’s already moving, the theater’s almost an empty shell. All we can see on our side of the room is one man and one … Continue reading
Posted in Art, movies, USA, Writing
Tagged Edward Hopper, New York City, paintings, Poetry
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August Antidote
Just when the dog days of summer were settling in I stumbled upon the refreshing little tilt-shift video below. Filmed by Jorg Daiber for his marvelous Little Big World series, this slice of alpine heaven focuses on the very popular Austrian tourist … Continue reading
Songs of Experience
The animated film (below ) by Alex Robinson transposes William Blake’s 1794 poem London over images of an imagined contemporary London. The Blake poem references the effects of an oppressive society on people and nature. The piece is taken from … Continue reading
Pack up let’s fly away
I have always been enamored with classic travel poster art. And there’s nothing better than the old school posters that were created for TWA in the 1950s and 1960s by David Klein.
Posted in Art, Asia, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism, USA
Tagged Advertising, airlines, poster art, TWA
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