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Author Archives: Brian D. Butler
vegetarian friendly travel
As a long-time vegetarian, I’m always happy to discover any resource for vegetarian-friendly travel. This helpful infographic from Berlin-based Get Your Guide offers some good tips and information. I never travel without consulting HappyCow.net. h/t to GetYourGuide
Posted in Asia, Europe, Middle East, Restaurants, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged Vegan, Vegetarian, Vegetarian Restaurants
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Reading Is Magic
This sweet stop-motion video created by unPop Studio captures the magic of reading in a delightful tribute to J K Rowling.
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Tech, Writing
Tagged Harry Potter, Hogwarts, J.K. Rowling
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Eat Your Way Through History
Bompas & Parr, London’s always fun and creative food and beverage company, is opening Britain’s first cultural institution devoted to the history, science, art, sociology, and evolution of food. Situated in the historic Borough Market in London’s Southwark neighborhood, the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Museums, Restaurants, Tourism
Tagged Bompas & Parr, food, London, Southwark
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No Oyster Card Required
It took artist Camilla Barnard and master woodworker Gunter Luck nearly three months to create a replica of a London Underground station completely in wood. Commissioned for Transport for London and the 2015 Designjunction Show, the intricately detailed installation is … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Public Transport, Uncategorized
Tagged London, London Underground, TFL, Transport for London
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Imagine Peace
The Imagine Peace Tower on tiny Videy Island in Reykjavik harbor doesn’t seem all that impressive most of the time, but on a few nights each year it’s illuminated and it’s magical. Tonight, the memorial built for John Lennon by Yoko Ono, … Continue reading
Mind Where You Walk
Last month we had a good look up at the gorgeous public sign art of Paris from the book Graphique de la Rue. Now we’re looking down through photographer Sebastian Erras’ lens. The German freelance photographer roams the streets of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Photography
Tagged Graphic design, mosaic, Paris, tile art
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No Tech Zone
San Francisco artist and filmmaker Ivan Cash thinks that city residents and visitors need to be reminded to put down their devices once in a while and just be in the moment. A good reminder for all of us to be … Continue reading
Iceland by air
Traveling around Iceland this summer, there were so many times that I wished I could helicopter-up and get a birds-eye view of my surroundings. Not owning a drone, I couldn’t do it. But Springfield, Missouri-based freelance photographer Colby Moore was … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Photography, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Iceland, Jokulsarlon, Seljalandsfoss, Skogafoss, Vatnajokull, Vik
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Books on the L
In order to encourage users of their system to read more, the Chicago Transit Authority will be leaving books in train cars from October 12 to 18. Riders will be able to choose from a selection of fiction and non-fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Public Transport, USA, Writing
Tagged Chicago, Chicago Transit Authority
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More Than Just Parks
More Than Just Parks is the brainchild of filmmaking brothers Will and Jim Pattiz.The goal of the project is to raise awareness about the treasures that we have in America’s 59 National Parks through inspiring videos. The Pattiz brothers intend … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Tourism, USA
Tagged California, National Parks, North Carolina, Redwoods, Smokey Mountains, Utah
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