Archive for the 'Adventures' Category
One day, while doing his normal commute to work on the San Diego trolley, graphic designer Robert Palmer realized that he could do better - with the trolley maps, that is.
Albert quit his day job in New York City, hawked his worldly possessions, vacated the life he knew, and moved to Switzerland for 3 months.
Sometimes, the best part of the big city is the breath of fresh air and release when you get out of it.
An interactive map that allows you to see when peak foliage viewing times are by location and time of the month.
I found this wonderful blog named Picture China that is chronicling Dan Eckstein’s six-week journey through the country.
The Chrysler Building is closed to the public for most of the year. Open House New York, a 5-borough event that is supposed to give the public a chance to peak into these locked spaces did just that: it gave me a peak.
The problem with cameras, when traveling, is three-fold: bulk, batteries, and storage.
