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Category Archives: Tourism
Bring Back The Luggage Label
Posted in Art, Europe, Hotels, Tourism
Tagged Cairo, Mykonos, New Zealand, Orient Express, Roma
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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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The Secret Bookshop
Watch this engaging video about Brazenhead Books, a secret bookstore that’s been tucked away in Michael Seidenberg’s apartment on the Upper East Side ever since the rent for his original retail space in Brooklyn was quadrupled. (Jonathan Lethem used to … Continue reading
Ferry Cross The Mersey
Hat-tip to Evan Smythe for this timely post: The spanking new Museum of Liverpool, designed by 3XN Architects of the Netherlands and Manchester-based AEW group, opens today. The exciting building establishes a nexus that naturally connects the city and harbor. Located … Continue reading
Hurtigruten Redux
One month ago today we posted a link to the historic live broadcast and webcast of the Norwegian Coastal Express 134 hour voyage from beautiful Bergen to arctic Kirkenes. The Guinness Book of Records has now certified the braodcast as … Continue reading
Visit London (then & now)
These little BBC Motion Gallery videos offer a glimpse of London 50+ years ago and now.
Flying Car : Finally Street Legal
Some of us have been waiting decades for our promised flying cars ( and jet packs) and now they’ve finally arrived. It’s been a bumpy road for the Terrafugia company in its development of a “roadable aircraft” over the past … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism, Uncategorized, USA
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Funny, they don’t look Bluish
Morocco is famed for its colorful markets, towns and cities, but the northwestern city of Chefchaouen has a singular take on its color scheme. In fact, it’s rare to find a building in the town that’s not painted completely blue … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Architecture, Art, History, Middle East, Tourism
Tagged Chefchaouen, Morocco
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Reykjavik Is A Work of Art
Snorri Tryggvason spent two years and 3,000 plus hours creating this marvelous new interactive map of Reykjavík Iceland. This work of art is not at all computer generated. A mobile app version will be out soon. Even if you have … Continue reading
