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Category Archives: Canada
The City Limits
Dominic Boudeault shot this wonderful timelapse montage titled Timelapse—The City Limits from late 2010 through early 2011 in Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto, Chicago and New York City.
Montreal In Two Minutes
Thanks to Tourisme Montreal for this little film on la plus belle ville d’Amerique.
One Day On Earth
Created on 10/10/10 by documentarians, students, video volunteers and just plain folks, One Day On Earth offers a unique glimpse of humanity through a recording of a 24 hour period in every country on the planet.
Posted in Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Film, Middle East, Photography, South America, Tourism, USA
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Apple Celebrates 10 Years
This week Apple celebrates the 10th anniversary of their retail store operations. To mark this earthshaking event, here’s a look at some of Apple’s most noteworthy and iconic outlets around the universe.
Campaign For Real Books
Many thanks to contributor Evan Smythe for this post: Over the past year, the media has reported over-the-top claims for e-book readers sales and the escalating sales of e-books. Clearly, e-books have a place in the book reading world but … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Canada, Europe, Freedom of Speech, Libraries, USA, Writing
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Maps A la Carte
I was pleased to see a brief story about travel friend Andrew Owen’s A la Carte Maps project on the New York Times Intransit Blog and in Sunday’s NY Times travel section. Although they only cover ten cities, A la … Continue reading
Visit The Garden of Knowledge
Designed and built by 100Landschafts Architektur group Berlin, The Jardin de la Connaissance is a temporary garden in a Quebec, Canada forest.Incorporating approximately 40,000 books, multi-coloured wooden plates and several varieties of mushrooms the Jardin is just one of an … Continue reading
Join the Slow Travel Movement
Thanks to Jools Stone from He Thought of Trains blog for this discovery: The Slow Travel Website, the brainstorm of web designer Pauline Kenny and her husband, software developer Steve Cohen, is the information source for people interested in traveling … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, France, Italy, Slow Travel, Switzerland
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The Atlas Obscura…don’t get lost there
Welcome to the Atlas Obscura, a compendium of this age’s wonders, curiosities, and esoterica. The Atlas Obscura is a collaborative project with the goal of cataloging all of the singular, eccentric, bizarre, fantastical, and strange out-of-the-way places that get left … Continue reading
What Do Canadians Do After Hockey Season ?
The following post is courtesy of Susan Moore from Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The picturesque town of Sidney-by-the-Sea is Canada’s only Book Town. Situated on the beautiful Saanich Peninsula, at the southern tip of Vancouver Island just twenty minutes … Continue reading
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