Archive for “June, 2010”
You are here: Home » Archives for June 2010
Tuesday, June 29th, 2010
A couple of travel websites we frequent offer articles every so often that provide a set of links to other sites that might have particularly good stories about the wonderful places on this planet. We think that’s a good idea – spreading the gospel, so to speak.
Posted in Diversions, Feature, News | No Comments »
You are here: Home » Archives for June 2010
Friday, June 25th, 2010
Eating on the road is an opportunity to search for, seek out and to try different foods – meals you might not find at home. Local specialties, for instance, like Rava Dosa at the Tekka Wet Market in Singapore. Or a breakfast of Huevos Motuleños at Cafe Pasqual’s in Santa Fe…
…sorry: drifted off [...]
Posted in Eating, Food & Travel, Places, United States | No Comments »
You are here: Home » Archives for June 2010
Thursday, June 24th, 2010
* See The World By Train
Let’s face it, some things in life just defy description.
The Grand Canyon… awe inspiring, yes, but does the phrase do it justice…?
The birth of a child… life affirming, true, but isn’t it mind boggling just the same…?
The popularity of Glenn Beck… okay, well maybe that one does defy description.
All of [...]
Posted in Diversions, Europe, Feature, Places, TLog, Technology, Video | No Comments »
You are here: Home » Archives for June 2010
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
I was sort of mugged once. In New York City.
I say ’sort of’, because while the mugger in question pulled a knife, I ended up winning the day (and keeping my life and my wallet!) with a head-fake and a Bic pen. A story for another day, perhaps.
My point is, when faced with [...]
Posted in Feature, Periodicals, Photographs, TLog, Video | No Comments »
You are here: Home » Archives for June 2010
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010
Doug and I are always on the lookout for the unusual, the off-beat, even the strange when it comes to travel.
Seattle, for instance, has the Space Needle, the rockin’ EMP (Experience Music Project), Pike Place Market and enough quirky neighborhoods to keep even the most jaded traveler entertained for weeks. But what about Underground [...]
Posted in Diversions, Places, Technology, United States | No Comments »