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Category Archives: Africa
Start Saving Your Pennies
VeryFirstTo is a British upscale product and experience website whose motto is “Be the very first to know about and have newly launching luxury products and experiences”. Now they are offering the world’s most expensive vacation package: a £990,000, two-year … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Architecture, Art, Asia, Canada, Europe, Middle East, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged Angkor, Machu Picchu, UNESCO, World Heritage Site
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Lost and Found
In celebration of its 125th anniversary, the venerable National Geographic has created a wonderful new blog designed to solely showcase never before published photographs from its extensive archive. The Found blog is being built by National Geographic photographic archive curator … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Europe, History, Photography, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged National Geographic, National Geographic Society, William Bonner
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For You The Traveller
For You The Traveller: A Human Guide To The World is a unique hand-bound travel guidebook. In fact, it’s more like a directory of bighearted folks who will act as ports-of-call to travelers passing through their country and bearing the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Art, Books, Europe, Maps, Middle East, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Guide book, Madagascar, Nouvelle Planète
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Strike
On Strike: Today we are joining in solidarity with the workers, students and unemployed around the world in a global general strike. No work, no banking, no business, no commerce for me. If you can’t join the strike, you can … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Freedom of Speech, Uncategorized
Tagged General strike, Occupy Wall Street
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Time is Nothing to the Traveler
After quitting his day job in San Francisco, Kien Lam bought a one-way ticket to London on Virgin, packed a bag and grabbed a pocket-sized Lumix camera. He proceeded to make his way around the world, along the way passing though … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Europe, Film, Middle East, Photography, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged California, Kien Lam, London, San Francisco
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The Art of Travel
The Boston Public Library Print Department is home to a marvelous, though little visited, collection of more than 350 vintage travel posters from the “Golden Age of Travel”, the 1920s through 1940s. Rail travel had opened up all of North … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Art, Asia, Europe, History, Middle East, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Australia, Boston Public Library, Hong Kong, India, Ocean liner, Rome, Tourism, Travel
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A Mapping Mania
Paula Scher has been creating remarkable, idiosyncratic, enormous, hand-painted typographic maps of the world for nearly two decades. She explores individual nations, cities, transit systems, continents and diverse cultural phenomena through her quirky, whimsical and even visionary one-of-a-kind giant maps. … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Art, Asia, Books, Canada, Europe, Maps, Middle East, South America, USA
Tagged Cartography, Maps, Paula Scher, Princeton Architectural Press
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Round the World Travel (for breakfast)
Do you ever wonder what the rest of the world is eating for breakfast as you shovel your granola or Frosted Flakes? Well the folks at Hostel Bookers sent a link to their photo spread on fifty typical breakfast meals … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, South America
Tagged Breakfast, Costa Rica, Frosted Flakes, Hawaii, Hostel, HostelBookers, Jordan, Morocco, Philippines, Poland, Thailand, Turkey
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Is It Map Week ?
Naw, it’s not map week, but maps are… A schedule containing a description of the world, A representation of the whole globe of the earth, or of some particular country upon a plan, or plain superficies. A representation of the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Art, Asia, Canada, Europe, History, Maps, Middle East, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Alaska, Cartography, France, Globes, Manhattan, Map, Nabokov, Paris, St.Petersberg, Strasbourg
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Exploding Volcano, 3 Guys, 11 Countries, 18 Flights…
MOVE is an entertaining little spectacle based on a whirlwind trip by 3 guys, to 11 countries, via 18 flights, over 38,000 miles, in 44 days, with 2 cameras and 1 exploding volcano. Move was directed by Rick Mereki and … Continue reading
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