On the Trail of the Dragon Tattoo: Stockholm
April 12, 2014
PHeymont’s search for the scenes of his favorite mystery novels takes him to the neighborhood of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
PHeymont’s search for the scenes of his favorite mystery novels takes him to the neighborhood of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
Conde Naste just released a slide show of eleven places with glass bottom views — places with steep drop-offs that end in oblivion. Basically, a destination intending to give you a chance to take a leap of faith (will the glass break while I’m…
Gumbo’s Picture of the Day for April 13th, above, is an image I made nearly 55 years ago, on my first trip to Paris: a man sleeping on the ground at a side entrance to the National Assembly building.
When my mother was a child, she and her mother spent summers at the Hotel Lêger in Mokelumne Hill and her father would join them on the weekends. Built in the early 1850s, when the population of Northern California was…
Museo de las Americas One of the highlights of visiting the Museo de las Americas (web site) in Old San Juan is the “Indian in America” which is a permanent exhibit. This is recognition of over 20 tribes from around the…
PHeymont’s search for the scenes of his favorite mystery novels takes him to the neighborhood of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
Conde Naste just released a slide show of eleven places with glass bottom views — places with steep drop-offs that end in oblivion. Basically, a destination intending to give you a chance to take a leap of faith (will the glass break while I’m…
Gumbo’s Picture of the Day for April 13th, above, is an image I made nearly 55 years ago, on my first trip to Paris: a man sleeping on the ground at a side entrance to the National Assembly building.
When my mother was a child, she and her mother spent summers at the Hotel Lêger in Mokelumne Hill and her father would join them on the weekends. Built in the early 1850s, when the population of Northern California was…
Museo de las Americas One of the highlights of visiting the Museo de las Americas (web site) in Old San Juan is the “Indian in America” which is a permanent exhibit. This is recognition of over 20 tribes from around the…