March 18, 2014

Economy cabin “skycouch” bed to debut in Asia

Pioneered by Air New Zealand, the “skycouch” is a revolutionary idea for the economy class cabin.  Basically it works like this: a couple can buy the third seat between them in a three seat configuration (eg. the Boeing 777 usually is configured…

Read More

NYC, Tribeca Art Walk, coming in May

The 18th Annual Tribeca Art Walk, known as TOAST, will be happening May 9-12.  From the event website, ” Since 1995, some of Manhattan’s finest artists have opened their work spaces to the public to take a free, self-guided tour. ”  …

Read More

March 29th /Lights Out at Famous Landmarks

To honor the global environmental initiative Earth Hour ,famous landmarks all over the world will be turning out their lights for an hour on  March 29th. Sights like Buckingham Palace, Norte Dame and Sydney Opera House are on the…

Read More

A Springtime Walk in the Desert

  I’ve been intrigued by deserts ever since I first visited one as a teenager.  The first impression I remember having is of a lifeless, hostile and barren place.  It’s certainly a hostile environment but I couldn’t have been more wrong…

Read More

Cuban Cars!

This one should be a more difficult quest to all the eagle eyed transport historians. This really is a Taxi. As a tourist you’d never use it. But the Hotels use it to bring the workers in from the nearest town. I know it looks like a cattle truck…

Read More

Where Gumbo Was #24: The National Garden, Athens

  Athens’ National Garden, is a 38-acre park behind the old Royal Palace, and just off Syntagma Square, one of the city’s central points. It’s got a bit of everything: remnants of ancient temples and colonnades, quiet corners with water, formal…

Read More

Join our newsletter to stay updated

Economy cabin “skycouch” bed to debut in Asia

Pioneered by Air New Zealand, the “skycouch” is a revolutionary idea for the economy class cabin.  Basically it works like this: a couple can buy the third seat between them in a three seat configuration (eg. the Boeing 777 usually is configured…

Read More

NYC, Tribeca Art Walk, coming in May

The 18th Annual Tribeca Art Walk, known as TOAST, will be happening May 9-12.  From the event website, ” Since 1995, some of Manhattan’s finest artists have opened their work spaces to the public to take a free, self-guided tour. ”  …

Read More

March 29th /Lights Out at Famous Landmarks

To honor the global environmental initiative Earth Hour ,famous landmarks all over the world will be turning out their lights for an hour on  March 29th. Sights like Buckingham Palace, Norte Dame and Sydney Opera House are on the…

Read More

A Springtime Walk in the Desert

  I’ve been intrigued by deserts ever since I first visited one as a teenager.  The first impression I remember having is of a lifeless, hostile and barren place.  It’s certainly a hostile environment but I couldn’t have been more wrong…

Read More

Cuban Cars!

This one should be a more difficult quest to all the eagle eyed transport historians. This really is a Taxi. As a tourist you’d never use it. But the Hotels use it to bring the workers in from the nearest town. I know it looks like a cattle truck…

Read More

Where Gumbo Was #24: The National Garden, Athens

  Athens’ National Garden, is a 38-acre park behind the old Royal Palace, and just off Syntagma Square, one of the city’s central points. It’s got a bit of everything: remnants of ancient temples and colonnades, quiet corners with water, formal…

Read More