• Arts and Culture, Country/Region

    Posted on January 25th, 2010

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    Ten Great Cities for Photography

    Some cities just draw you in, beckoning you to capture their souls on camera. There are billions of places in the world where photo ops abound — The Pyramids, Rome, London, and The Great Wall of China are a few of the most famous examples.
    Here are ten less common places where magnificent scenery, people, and [...]

  • Arts and Culture, Asia, Travel Info

    Posted on December 29th, 2009

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    Breastfeeding is best when you travel

    There have been discussions about breastfeeding and travel on Gadling before.Breastfeeding on an airplane, in particular, has come up as a subject with many opinions. Here’s my take. I was reminded of my breast feeding days when I saw a woman with a two-month old at the movie Sherlock Holmes. When it comes to travel, [...]

  • America, Arts and Culture, Asia, Travel Info

    Posted on December 28th, 2009

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    Christmas in Kunming

    It’s Christmas day here in China, but only Christmas Eve back home. I know the rhythms my friends and family are settling into in the States: the quiet streets, busy homes, smells of spices and baking, and the building anticipation of opening piles of colorful presents. Just writing that makes me feel a bit [...]

  • Arts and Culture, Europe, Travel Info

    Posted on December 26th, 2009

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    Christmas in Spain

    Spaniards are big into Christmas. The eating, the gift giving, the shopping craziness, it’s all here with a distinctly Spanish twist.
    Hold off on the presents
    The day for gift giving isn’t Christmas, but Epiphany on January 6. Christmas Eve isn’t a time for anticipating what’s under the tree but for sitting with the family chowing down [...]

  • Arts and Culture, Travel Info

    Posted on December 24th, 2009

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    Amsterdam’s floating flower market

    Amsterdam’s Singel canal, which in the Middle Ages encircled the city as a moat, is home to the world’s only floating flower market, Bloemenmarkt. The stalls sit like large, partially-enclosed pontoon boats up against the street, and from the inside, they appear to be regular shops across the road from the touristy cheese and trinket [...]

  • Arts and Culture, Travel Info

    Posted on December 23rd, 2009

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    Take a tour of the known Universe

    Ever ponder your place in the Universe? Asked the question “What’s out there?” Then this video is definitely for you. It was created for the Hayden Planetarium, located in New York City, and shows the entire known Universe, to scale. Be warned though, it can be quite a humbling experience.
    The video begins by hovering over [...]

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