A random moment on the Métro in Paris, perhaps a dozen years ago, returning late at night to our apartment.
Two young people get on, carrying several carrier bags; they quickly snap a sheet across two poles and, voilà! Showtime!
The French was too fast for my ear, the singing was pleasant if not professional, and the show was over in three or four stations. Certainly worth the €5 we left. Cheap for a memory.
Pisa’s is the most famous, but Paul Heymont shares a collection of leaning towers that have a slant of their own
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ProfessorAbe takes a close look at a crocodile’s teeth during a sunset boat ride along Botswana’s Chobe river.
Catania’s market is filled with interesting fresh food items. But these were a few that DrFumblefinger would take a pass on.
One of the best places to surf is Oahu, especially along its North Shore. The water here is normally rough, with waves of 2 meters
In a serendipitous moment in Munich, Paul Heymont wanders into what started as a gallery and is now quite something more
Pisa’s is the most famous, but Paul Heymont shares a collection of leaning towers that have a slant of their own
Doesn’t everyone need one? A 2008 work by Spanish artist Jaime Hayon
Dozens of thin laser-cut plywood layers went into this chair by Matthias Bengtsson at the High Museum
