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• Unusual Parishioners

  

  For the past five centuries, the Barcelona Cathedral has housed an unusual guest within its cloisters. As a matter of tradition, the church maintains a gaggle o... Read more

  Posted on 16 July 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Gaudí’s Barcelona: Gaudy Or Gorgeous?

  

  The facade of Gaudi’s La Sagrada FamiliaBarcelona wouldn’t be as colorful without Antoni Gaudí. Hailed as a visionary by some and a madman by others, the... Read more

  Posted on 14 July 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A Day in Valencia, Spain

  

  Of all the places we visited in Spain, Valencia bore the greatest similarity to an American city – albeit one with a distinct European accent. Read more

  Posted on 09 July 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• What David Brooks Doesn’t Get About Us

  

  Not at all what David thinks.I have to say I was a bit amused to read David Brooks’ most recent column from the comfortable couch of our two-bedroom apartment... Read more

  Posted on 04 July 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• How Your Computer Manipulates You

  

  Be careful, it’s Vegas out thereThe cavernous room is lit in a dim, yet pleasing way. There are no windows, no clocks, no reminders of the outside world. It... Read more

  Posted on 02 July 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• TV Travel Tips (How to Stream the Latest Game of Thrones)

  

  In an earlier episode we taught you how to stream your favorite television shows while traveling abroad. Sadly, not all shows are always available for streaming. Read more

  Posted on 27 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Get $25 Off Your Next AirBnB Rental

  

  Just one of the many apartments we’ve rented through AirBnB. This one, located in the heart of St. Remy, is where we based ourselves for a week in Provence,... Read more

  Posted on 25 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Learning to Drive in the White Hill Towns of Andalusia, Spain

  

  The White City of Arcos de la Frontera.“Is there a problem with your car?” the increasingly annoyed hotel owner said to me in English. He and I both knew that... Read more

  Posted on 23 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Once Isn’t Enough at the Alhambra

  

  It was the first time this has happened during our travels. So enticed were we by the idea of visiting the Alhambra, a sprawling Moorish complex perched above... Read more

  Posted on 20 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Most Interesting Man at the Alhambra

  

  They couldn’t take their eyes off of me. Even when I raised my camera to photograph them staring at me, they never even blinked. Apparently self-consciousness i... Read more

  Posted on 18 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Proof of Onward Travel Required

  

  We knew we were taking a small risk by showing up at a border crossing without proof of onward travel. We never really thought it would be a big deal, though.... Read more

  Posted on 16 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• What is the Best Camera for Travelers?

  

  That is the question I’m asking myself this morning after my existing camera tumbled to a watery grave over the weekend. The above photograph is the last one... Read more

  Posted on 09 June 2014 OUTDOORS, PHOTOGRAPHY, TRAVEL

• Google’s Overambitious Anonymizer

  

  Hoisted from Google Street View, this is exactly the kind of thing I’d have done as a bored 20-something programmer tasked with writing an algorithm to blur... Read more

  Posted on 06 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Fulltime Travel Weight Loss Miracle

  

  Call it the Tapas and Wine Diet. Or maybe it’s the Stewed Chicken, Rice and Beer Diet. Whatever you call it, whenever we’ve put on backpacks to travel, we alway... Read more

  Posted on 04 June 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Cordoba Highlights: A Mosque-Cathedral and a Microbrewery

  

  To the victor go the spoils…and the right to re-decorate.In the site where Cordoba’s Mezquita now stands there was once a Roman temple, then a Visigothic... Read more

  Posted on 30 May 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• All Play and No Work

  

  The problem with Europe is that there are too many roses to smell.“Slow and fast are the Yin and Yang of our travels. Oftentimes we have difficulty striking... Read more

  Posted on 28 May 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Real Alcazar of Seville, A Photo Tour

  The longer we travel, the more we’re impressed by the world’s seemingly limitless capacity to amaze. Even after visiting countless mansions, castles, châteaux,... Read more

  Posted on 26 May 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• How to Stream U.S. Television Shows While Traveling Abroad

  

  Just imagine, you’re in the Berlin airport staring down the barrel of a five-hour layover. Fortunately, you came prepared. You fire up your Netflix account... Read more

  Posted on 19 May 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Our Bar Bill

  

  And a plate of boquerones fritos (fried anchovies) at El Rinconcillo, reportedly Seville’s oldest tapas bar dating all the way back to 1670. 37.393395 -5. Read more

  Posted on 16 May 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Seven Ways Seville Seduced Us

  

  Plaza de España, SevilleCastle. Cathedral. Atmospheric Old Town. Tapas. Wine. Seville has all of the essential ingredients we’ve come to expect in a Spanis... Read more

  Posted on 14 May 2014 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL