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• Move Over Zombies, the Night Watch Has Arrived

  

  This is possibly the best “Flash Mob” ever. To commemorate the reopening of Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum on April 13, a large portion of which was closed for a... Read more

  Posted on 04 April 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Paint the Town

  

  Even the briefest tour around Los Angeles would reveal this striking fact: The City of Angels is abloom in a unique and unrivaled collection of public murals. Read more

  Posted on 01 April 2013 ART & DESIGN, CULTURE, TRAVEL

• Visiting The City of Angels On Foot

  

  We’ve had some fun at L.A.’s expense this week and, we admit, it was all a bit too easy. We’re certainly guilty of picking low-hanging fruit by complaining abou... Read more

  Posted on 29 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Yup, Smog

  

  Countless hours wasted in gridlock isn’t the only problem with millions of cars on the road. So too is the way they have of making otherwise beautiful coastal... Read more

  Posted on 27 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Dante’s Forgotten Sub-Circle of Hell

  

  “The Vexed Man” of L.A.’s Getty Museum was likely just one of the city’s countless freeway drivers.As Phlegyas labored us over the fell river Styx I spied a... Read more

  Posted on 25 March 2013 CULTURE

• Artful L.A.

  

  The Getty Center, Los Angeles, CAL.A. museums get a bum wrap. While researching things to do there, I noticed message board commenters often recommended that... Read more

  Posted on 22 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Griffith Park

  

  One of the things we love about the West coast is how much its residents seem to love their open spaces. During our time in L.A.’s Griffith Park, we estimated... Read more

  Posted on 20 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Hollywood Cheese

  

  If we were going to be serious about stalking L.A. celebrity sites, and why wouldn’t we be, we couldn’t leave town without taking a trip to Hollywood Boulevard. Read more

  Posted on 18 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Desperately Stalking Dexter

  

  Someone once asked us how we choose the things we do in the various places we visit. In some ways, I think that question has it backwards; the things we do... Read more

  Posted on 15 March 2013 ENTERTAINMENT, OUTDOORS, TRAVEL, TV & VIDEO

• Peace, Yo

  

  When Lithuanian born artist Jacques Lipchitz dedicated his masterwork Peace on Earth at Los Angeles’ Music Center he set a high standard for success. Read more

  Posted on 13 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• All Roads Lead to the Beach

  

  Torrey Pines Nature ReserveThat’s at least what our helpful campground host informed us while pointing out nearby locations on her San Diego map. Read more

  Posted on 11 March 2013 DESTINATIONS, TRAVEL

• You’re Not Worthy

  

  It takes a stone arrogant bastard of a brewery to, just 15 months after tapping its first keg, release a new beer and brand it Arrogant Bastard Ale. Even more s... Read more

  Posted on 08 March 2013 DRINK, FOOD & DRINK, OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• USS Midway

  

  Commissioned just after the end of World War II, the USS Midway claimed bragging rights as the largest ship in the world for roughly a decade. Read more

  Posted on 06 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• California Wildflowers

  

  For a couple of northeasterners who’ve spent their entire lives in a place where the saying “April showers bring May flowers” is considered a universal truth,... Read more

  Posted on 04 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A World Without Work

  

  Fantasizing a world without work is one of our specialties at EverywhereOnce. So when we saw an opinion piece of the same name authored by conservative Times... Read more

  Posted on 01 March 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Park City

  

  “Balboa Park, San Diego’s great…cultural and recreational asset has gone to war along with the nation,” reported a newspaper on December 12, 1941, five days... Read more

  Posted on 25 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Mission San Diego De Alcalá

  

  500 years ago nobody wanted the stretch of land known today as California. No Europeans, anyway. For hundreds of years the Spanish knew of the area but didn’t... Read more

  Posted on 22 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• London Bridge is . . . in Arizona?

  

  Contrary to the wisdom of school children everywhere, London Bridge didn’t fall down. It was disassembled in 1967, shipped to the U.S. and reassembled in... Read more

  Posted on 20 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• EverywhereOnce Goes Skydiving

  

  If you asked us before we set out to predict the most memorable moments of our then-pending trip we’d likely have described the destinations we were particularl... Read more

  Posted on 18 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A Mall for the Reluctant Shopper

  

  For all our travels there are still places I hesitate to go. Shopping malls, with their dreadful combination of crowds and consumerism, generally top that... Read more

  Posted on 15 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL