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The Road to Hana…and beyond
620 curves and 59 bridges later Continue reading
In the National Parks: Haleakala’s Back Door
The Kuloa Point Trail in Kipahulu Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 'Ohe'o Gulch, Haleakkala National Park, Hana, Hawaii, hiking trails, hiking', Kipahulu, Kuloa Point, Maui, national parks, trails, travel, waterfalls
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Lehigh Valley’s Historic Covered Bridges
Bridges built between 1841 and 1858 Continue reading
America’s Car Culture
With photos from the America on Wheels Museum Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged automobiles, carriages, cars, culture, Ford, history, limousines, luxury cars
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The Man Who Made American Gothic
Grant Wood exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged American Gothic, art, artist, Grant Wood, painting, Whitney Museum of American Art
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Sculpture with a View
from the terraces of the Whitney Museum of American Art Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, cityscape, museams, New York, sculputre, Whitney Museum of American Art
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The Art of Protest
Exhibit at the Whitney Museum of American Art Continue reading
Posted in Art, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's, Anti-war movement, art, posters, protest, Whitney Museum of American Art
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In the National Parks: The Poetry of Yosemite
The beauty of Yosemite in verse. Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged California, national parks, poetry, travel, Vernal Falls, Yosemite National Park, Yosemite Valley
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The Mayor of London Comes to Texas
Sadiq Kahn on the promise and pitfalls of the “fourth industrial revolution.” Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged inclusiveness, London, nativism, populism, Sadiq Khan, social networks, SXSW, SXSW Interactive, technology
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In the National Parks: The Enemies of Canyonlands
The Utah GOP, which has consistently fought against the creation of national parks in Utah and has sought to shrink them, now has some allies in the White House and the Interior Department. Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Angel Arch, Bears Ears, Canyonlands National Park, Donald Trump, GOP, Harold Ickes, national parks, Republicans, Ryan Zinke, Stewart Udall, travel, Utah
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