Who is buried in Grants Tomb? Well, no one? (I know, it’s an old joke). Even though I grew up near the tomb, I have never actually been inside. So on a beautiful day recently I walked up Riverside Drive and visited this National Historical Site. There is a small visitor’s center and some very helpful U.S. Park Rangers to answer your questions.
Many people know Grant Wood only for a single iconic painting, but a museum visit paints a different picture
A visit to London’s Canal Museum led Paul Heymont down a rabbit hole, or rather an ice well
A man harvests barnacles from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in Essaouira, Morocco
This photo from northern Idaho shows layers upon layers of trees and terrain, and sky.
Samantha shares some pictures of the huge Van Gogh Sunflower eastel in Goodland, Kansas. It’s part of the Big Easel Project.
Walking along the cliffs in Cascais, Portugal, I found this gentleman and a friend working to catch tonight’s dinner.
The origin of the National Palace, in Sintra, dates back to the days of Moors. It reached its current form
Nope, this isn’t Paris. It is the Picoas station on the Yellow line in Lisbon, Portugal!
Those are great photos Jonathan! Another place I want to get to!