Category Archives: Travel

Back in NYC

I made it back to NYC, no matter what my emails say. I’m updating and changing my photography pages, mostly adding new photos of various types. Like this one of slate roofs near Zermatt, Switzerland

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Swiss Waterfall

Near Leukerbad.

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In Paris

I’m in Paris — at a hotel is named “Tim Hotel.” Right next to this classic of university design: The purpose of being in Paris is telecom — net neutrality and whether it has any relevance for europe. The question, … Continue reading

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In Cannes

I’m in Cannes, staying with a very generous Diana, who’s taken me to all kinds fun things at the film festival.

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In Geneva

Meanwhile, I’m in Geneva, visiting Karim, my best friend back in the Bay Area during my corporate days. He’s pictured here on 7th St. near Ave. A (near Salon 7) after finishing a cross-country drive a few years ago. Say … Continue reading

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In Cambridge

Now in Cambridge visiting famous fiver Devon Curtis.   Walking into King’s College for evening service was startling; the fan vault roof is unlike any other I’ve ever seen.

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Barcelona

Incidently I’m in Barcelona. Not exactly on the Gaudi tour. Mostly hanging out with famous fiver Diana (above), drinking and watching films in her screening room, or at least that’s what she calls it. Saw Porky’s (the forbidden sensation of … Continue reading

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Can Wiki Travel?

My latest Slate piece was born of a teenage obsession with the Lonely Planet guides. As I wrote in a part of the piece that was (thankfully) cut While its embarrassing to admit, at a younger age I put a … Continue reading

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To Thailand

Spring break means scuba time.

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World’s Most Memorable Hot Springs

I’ve just finished the first draft of the hot spring reviews. It is called “World’s Most Memorable Hot Springs.”

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