A mix of low and high-rise architecture in the the Nob Hill neighborhood
Images of the Chicago River, buildings along its banks, and several of the city’s movable bridges, all taken during a river architecture tour.
During the weekend of May 11-13, I explored Chicago with several other travel bloggers that I had met via Twitter. Three of us are from the area and four came from out of town. Here is a recap of what led to the meetup and what took place in the Windy City.
During the weekend of May 11-13, I explored Chicago with several other travel bloggers that I had met via Twitter. Three of us are from the area and four came from out of town. Here is a recap of what led to the meetup and what took place in the Windy City.
I have been tagged by Aaron of The Adventures of the elatlboy blog to participate in the HostelBookers 7 Super Shots game. Here are seven travel photos that make me smile, dream and think.
England-native, US-based soccer writer Tom Dunmore shares his insights about American soccer, moving to the other side of the Atlantic, multiculturalism, and UK travel.
Interview with Andrew Braudy, a long-time supporter of the Chicago Fire Soccer Club. He discusses the growing organized support of the game in the United States, recalls his many road trips, and shares tips for attending matches with children.
Images of the Chicago River, buildings along its banks, and several of the city’s movable bridges, all taken during a river architecture tour.
Nighttime images of “the iron lady,” showcasing its elaborate design from a variety of angles
A few extra dollars spent here and there may seem insignificant at first, but can end up raising the total travel cost considerably. However, there are easy ways to keep the spare change.
If you are flying during the traditionally busy holiday period, chances are the experience will not be hassle-free. Here are several tips to make your trip less stressful, especially in the case of long wait times at airports and delayed flights.
Photos of mechanical sculptures, love padlocks and more fun and unusual things I stumbled upon during a walk around France’s capital.
Crafty cupcakes, a sky bar and eye-catching store fronts.
An anthology of soccer essays, covering topics of fandom, history, culture, life and activism of the global game
The history and culture of gypsy jazz, a style of jazz that was born in France in the 1930′s from American swing and European gypsy music.
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