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So my first official stop as a tourist in London a couple of weeks ago was Trafalgar Square to check out those fountains. After consulting a guidebook or two before I got there,
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I went to a place called The Photographers Gallery in London, which showcases British photographers. They had a great bookstore for books about photography, a lovely cafe where a guy made a very good Latte coffee drink, and, of course, … Continue reading
Earlier this year, Chris and I created a Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning letters blog site, where we’ve been posting the letters between the two poets that documents their 1.5 year courtship. During the period of those letters, Elizabeth Barrett … Continue reading
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We’re about to head out again. For the 4th year in a row, Chris is presenting at a visualization conference held in July in London (well done, Chris – congratulations!). Well at least, he’s presenting at the same conference that’s … Continue reading
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In German, all nouns have a grammatical gender and there’s no predicting which gender a noun will be: der Tisch, “the table” is masculine, die Tür, “the door” is feminine, das Auge, “the eye” is neuter. It’s a matter of … Continue reading
5 years ago today Chris and I arrived in New Jersey. Now, given the fact that I’m from New Jersey, that may seem like much of a fact worth mentioning.
In an attempt to sort and organize more photos from Strasbourg, I realised that this photo really didn’t fit with the rest. So, I’ll offer it today … and buy myself a little more time to organize the rest of … Continue reading
On Friday I posted this photo of the interior of the York Minster:
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Following yesterday’s look at stuff not in the York Minster, today we’ll take a small peek inside:
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Inspired by the question the other day about minsters, I finally sorted through photos I’d taken at the York Minster back in September. It is the number one thing to see in York, and it is an impressive Gothic cathedral. … Continue reading