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Category Archives: USA
Gotta Love Philly
There’s lots to love in Philadelphia; it has terrific restaurants, seminal historic sites, hip neighborhoods, and world class museums. The best museum in town is the extraordinary Philadelphia Museum of Art. Philly-based, award-winning videographer and journalist Cory J. Popp has … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Museums, Tourism, USA
Tagged Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Happy Xmas (War is Over)
Now free the prisoners!
Christmas in ‘merica
Award-winning American photographer Jesse Rieser has captured the quintessential tacky wonderland of Christmas in the U.S. heartland. Nothing says Happy Birthday Jesus like a nativity scene complete with Santa Claus or a holiday parade float decorated with armed troops. all … Continue reading
Flying is so much fun
If you are a New York Times reader, you have likely seen the brilliant work from artist and author Christoph Niemann. He recently documented a typically uncomfortable transatlantic flight from NYC to Berlin (with a layover at Heathrow) with a … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Art, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Air Travel, airports
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One less thing
The 1 Hotel group has created a wonderful opportunity for its guests to donate gently used clothing to local charities. Every hotel room now has a simple cardboard box that discreetly suggests that travelers often bring extra clothing and donating … Continue reading
Station to Station
It’s not easy to make the New York Subway system seem inviting, but director Roddy Hyduk and the Snowday team managed to pull it off in the charming short called “Stations”. Somehow they managed to visit 120 of the 469 … Continue reading
Goes Well With Beer
Dogfish Head is one of our best regional craft brewing companies. Now the microbrewery’s founder Sam Calagione has branched out in an entirely unexpected direction. The former college English major turned brewer has launched a print magazine called Pallet. The … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Books, Film, Music, Photography, Restaurants, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA, Writing
Tagged Beer, Craft Beer, Magazines, Microbrewers
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Agree to Disagree
The University of Southern California’s Rossier Graduate School of education created this “Best Books of the 21st Century” infographic. I’ve got some personal quibbles with the selections. What do you think ?
Big Apple Tips
Since moving to the Big Apple, illustrator Nathan Pyle has been sharing his growing insider knowledge of NYC cultural norms and quirks with his ongoing NYC Basic Tips & Etiquette project and book. Pyle’s insightful tips cover everything from taxis, … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Public Transport, Tourism, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged MTA, NYC, Taxicabs of New York City
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Catch the Holiday Train
Since 1999, the Canadian Pacific Railway has celebrated the holidays with a special decorated train that visits communities around Canada and the United States. The 1,000 foot long, 14 car train is decorated with hundreds of thousands of multicolor LED … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Public Transport, USA
Tagged Canadian Pacific, Holidays, railways, Trains and Railroads
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