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Around the World in So Many Ways
Buckle up. In this reel, we’re cruising the canals of Holland’s Little Venice, we’re riding with an all-female motorcycle club in New Orleans, and we’re boarding the Scottish airline Loganair for the shortest flight in the world.
Cities in Focus | Los Angeles Metro: Promoting Mass Transit
For Los Angeles Metro, marketing isn’t just about increasing the bottom line. It’s about reducing traffic, cleaning the air and making people’s commutes in this auto-clogged city a bit less stressful.
Everything is Incredible
Everything is Incredible from Tyler Bastian on Vimeo.
Posted in Art, Spirituality, transportation
Tagged Art, construction, creatives, spirituality
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Originally posted on THECULTKID:
A few weekends ago, my friends and I decided to head up North for the hot air balloon festival. This year is the 17th Hot Air Balloon Festival, held in Clark, Pampanga. It was coined as…
Brazil’s Olympian Task: Cleaning Junkyard Airports Before the Games – WSJ.com
A decaying Douglas C-47 in Tabatinga BRASÍLIA—Getting Brazil’s overcrowded airports ready to play host to soccer’s 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games has run into an unexpected obstacle: airplane cemeteries on the tarmac. At airfields from the muggy … Continue reading
Before the flood: New York City is just beginning to gird for the ‘100-year storm,’ if it’s not already too late | Capital New York
Before the flood: New York City is just beginning to gird for the ‘100-year storm,’ if it’s not already too late | Capital New York.
Posted in North America, transportation, urban
Tagged Climate change, infrastructure, NY
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