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Grecia's Red Metal Church, Costa Rica (Where Gumbo was #372)

DrFumblefinger ·
Gumbo was visiting the unusual all-steel church in the Costa Rican community of Grecia. The steel plating was made in Belgium and shipped overseas, being delivered to the site by train and ox cart.
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Coming soon: Blind spot detector for bikes

Paul Heymont ·
A new device is intended to keep cyclists from being hit by vehicles in their blind spots.
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Why Missouri is Not just a Fly Over State

DangTravelers ·
What do you think of when asked about the state of Missouri?  A few years ago, all that would come to mind were the cities of St. Louis and Branson, but not much else.  It was a pass-through state to many other destinations for us, but never...
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Is World's Lightest Metal the New Gamechanger for Boeing?

Travel Rob ·
  Boeing claims to have invented the world's lightest metal, Microlattice. They claim the metal is capable of balancing on top of a dandelion and it's strong.  With lightweight material key to modern planes and fuel...
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Finding Reiner #7: Shrapnel & Bones

HistoryDigger ·
    Paweł and I are back in his little red car on one-lane Polish roads behind tractors. Google Maps underestimates our driving time, and we’re going nowhere fast. Nothing fazes Paweł though, and he's ready with cameras for any kind of...
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Finding Reiner #8: Trail's End?

HistoryDigger ·
  I’m reluctant to say goodbye to Łukasz and his family because now I want to buy my own metal detector and continue digging in Poland. But, Paweł and I have a long drive ahead to Świeradów Zdrój , a Polish spa town in the...
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Check those light-sabers: Disney bars weapons and costumes

Paul Heymont ·
Walt Disney World is setting up metal detectors after the recent arrest of a man trying to bring a gun into the Magic Kingdom, and has announced new rules banning not only weapons, but also costumes for anyone over 14 years old. The metal detectors, already in use at a number of other U.S. theme parks, including Six Flags, are expected to be copied shortly by Universal, Sea World and others. Visitors will be randomly selected for screening. In addition to banning costumes for teens and...
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Flying Home: Air Travel in the Age of Covid

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob offers his observations about air travel now
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National Museum of the American Indian, in NYC

Jonathan L ·
Jonathan L visits the New York City branch of the National Museum of the American Indian
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Lynchburg Museum, Virginia

George G. ·
George G visits a museum with a wide-ranging collection focused on the history of its home town
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