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The Lido in Venice is famous for its beaches.
Yearly Archives: 2014
Maritime Monster
It’s always a bit of a shock to see big cruise ships sailing into the Venice Lagoon. These ships are 10+ stories high, and tower over buildings on either side of the lagoon.
Monday Mysteries: The guy on the hill in Reykjavik
Today in Monday Mysteries we get introduced to the “guy on a hill ” that I passed by every day in Reykjavik.
Food on Fridays: Circular and fried, by any other (Italian) name
Today on Food on Fridays we’re back to basics with an oft-recurring theme: doughnuts.
Scene on the streets of Venice
Well, by “streets” of Venice I mean canals, of course, which means that any scene on a street there involves water, and usually some type of a boat or two.
Geysers gushing near Geysir
Although I’ve seen Old Faithful in Yellowstone, I didn’t know much about geysers. Until we went to Iceland in May, I didn’t know that the English word”geyser” comes from the name, Geysir, of a giant geyser in Iceland. “Geysir” as … Continue reading
Random ramblings
Today I’d like to share a couple of random things that don’t tie together for any kind of regular post, since they aren’t related to anything in particular. All of the following facts and photos all came out of random … Continue reading
World Cup 2014: A Date with Destiny
Although it’s Monday there’s no mystery today about what the topic has to be: Germany won the World Cup last night!
Food on Fridays: Danish in the Darkroom
Food on Fridays takes a look at a food Chris and I figured had to try on a recent layover at the airport in Copenhagen: Danish.
The Innovators
Tonight was my latest lecture about 20th Century American Women Photographers (3rd in a series), and I was been busy putting the finishing touches on it today, so I never got around to a proper blog post.