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Category Archives: Europe
Every Picture Tells A Story
Placing ordinary objects such as globes, books, lights, and furniture in wilderness locations, Norwegian artist and photographer Rune Guneriussen creates unusual narratives and surprising stories. The video below explores his artistic process in the creation of these extraordinary installations.
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Photography
Tagged art installations, Book Art, book sculpture, Norway
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Airport Art
As I’ve mentioned on more than one occasion, Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport is one of my favorites in Europe. The international gateway is not only well-equipped and conveniently located, it’s also home to a wonderful branch of the world-famous Rijksmuseum. The … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Art, Europe, Libraries, Museums, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Rijksmusem, Schiphol
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J.R.R. reads The Hobbit
In 1952, J.R.R. Tolkien stopped by to visit a friend and to pick-up a manuscript. While he was there, the friend persuaded the author to record a bit of his novel The Hobbit. The 30-minute recording session wasn’t filmed, but … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, Europe, Writing
Tagged J. R. R. Tolkien, Oxford, the Hobbit
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Don’t Blink, You’ll Miss It
Nessie on the Net livestream from Loch Ness:
Mind The Ribbon Trick
It seems that every day we hear about a new travel scam or digital threat to worry about when we are away from home. This infographic from the security consulting group Envista Forensics does a good job explaining many common … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Europe, Hotels, Public Transport, Tech, USA
Tagged digital security, hacking, identity theft, malware
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Everybody Loves Miniature Golf
The always amusing UK-based American artist Doug Fishbone continues to spread joy while tackling weighty issues. His ever popular installation Leisure Land Golf, which premiered at the 2015 Venice Biennale, is now showing at the York Gallery in York. The fully-playable show … Continue reading
Economy vs Business Class
The UK travel search web site Just The Flight figured out how much a flyer would have to spend on snacks and refreshments to make up the difference between economy and business class airfare. NB: 1 £ = $1.29
Posted in Air Travel, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged air fares, Budget Travel, UK
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