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CITINERARY: PARIS
Welcome to Paris, the City of… Cats! There are … million people living here in the capital of France, one big river… dozens of monuments, dozens of churches, dozens of museums… and thousands of cats. This is the 2019 CITINERARY … Continue reading
CALIFORNIA: Monarch Butterflies
Are We Watching the End of the Monarch Butterfly? Create Habitat for Monarchs Growing Milkweed from Seed #SaveMilkweedSaveMonarchs Planting Challenge The Four Biggest Hazards Facing Monarch Butterflies, and How You Can Help Western Monarch Call to Action Native Milkweed Planting … Continue reading
CITINERARY: Hakone
Founded in 1969, IT is the first outdoor, open-air museum of art in Japan. IT creates a harmonic balance of nature and art by exhibiting sculptures with views of the surrounding valley and mountains. The permanent collection is comprised of … Continue reading
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Tagged CITINERARY, Hakone, Hakone Sekisho, Lake Ashinoko
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PLANT ITINERARIES: Monarch Butterfly Garden
Amazed by the incredible Journey of the Butterflies… saddened by the latest population drop that brought their count to a record low… inspired by The Monarch story… we’ve just embarked in our little California native journey to create a Bird&Butterfly B&B… after starting … Continue reading
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WINTER BREAK: North Lake Tahoe
A winter full of surprises… and epiphanies… after looking for another ski or winter destination we came to realize that for us Tahoe is a 14 year old tradition to be continued and celebrated… wonderful beach walks… amazing sunsets in … Continue reading
MUSIC ITINERARIES: From Ada to AI
From Ada Lovelace… to AI HOW AI-GENERATED MUSIC IS CHANGING THE WAY HITS ARE MADE Numbers into Notes – Ada Lovelace and Music… …The Music of Proof
CITINERARY: Magritte’s Fifth Season
A curious children itinerary for a playful exhibit… René Magritte: The Fifth Season is the first exhibition to focus exclusively on the artist’s late career, from the 1940s through the 1960s, a period of remarkable artistic transformation and revitalization. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, Brussels, CITINERARY, Hegel's Vacation, Image à la maison verte, Image with a Green House, L'eclair, La belle captive, La chambre d'écoute, Le Lyrisme, Le mal de mer, Le monde des images, Les promenade des Euclid, Les vacances de Hegel, Les valeurs personnelles, Lightning, Lyricism, Magritte, Magritte's Fifth Season, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Musée des Beaux Arts de Charleroi, Musées royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Personal Values, René Magritte, Seasickness, SFMOMA, The Fair Captive, The Fifth Season, The Listening Room, Where Euclid Walked
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CITINERARY: Royal Albert Hall
This monument records the success of the Great Exhibition, the international exhibition held in Hyde Park in 1851 organised by Henry Cole and Prince Albert. The success of the 1851 exhibition paid for the construction of not only the Royal … Continue reading
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Tagged #RAH150, ALBERT MEMORIAL, Albert the organ cat, Appearing at the Royal Albert Hall, Foundation stone, Henry Willis Organ, London, MEMORIAL FOR THE EXHIBITION OF 1851, MOSAIC FRIEZE, MOSAIC TYMPANUM, Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Steps, Queen Victoria, Royal Albert Hall, Shelagh Wakely, Sir Peter Blake, Time capsule buried by Queen Victoria uncovered during Royal Albert Hall dig, Trevor Caley
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4.LON: BritiShakespeare Day
Yummy early morning at Maitre Choux in South Kensington… on our way to see a newly reopened British Museum gallery… for a journey through China and South Asia… brush painting weaved with musical discoveries from around the world… loosely following … Continue reading
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Tagged Admonition Stroll, British Museum, Chinese Jade Gallery, House of Flowing Happiness, Korea Gallery, Landscape, London, Maitre Choux, Mango, No Su-hyeon, Planet Organic, Ravi Shankar, Royal Institute of British Architects, Shakespeare's Globe, Sir Joseph Hotung Gallery of China and South Asia, South Kensington, The British Museum's Sarangbang, The Two Noble Kinsmen
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