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Author Archives: matthew
Philadelphia’s Hidden Art
Matthew Stone makes a visit to Philadelphia’s hidden gem – the art collection of the Barnes Foundation. Continue reading
Weekly Travel Quote
There are two kinds of adventurers: those who go truly hoping to find adventure and those who go secretly hoping they won’t. –William Least Heat Moon, Blue Highways
Look What the World’s Fair Left Us
A look at four towers travelers can visit that were built for World’s Fairs. Continue reading
Knoxville’s Gilded Disco Ball: The Legacy of ’82
If I really wanted to know, research could tell me why there was a World’s Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee in 1982. I guess I could even take the lazy Wikipedia way out, but I like not knowing. The strangeness adds … Continue reading
Weekly Travel Quote
A road trip is not measured by the velocity, but by the company. –Melissa Chessher Aspell
The McDonald’s Debate
Is it still worth visiting a city once McDonald’s arrives? Does McDonald’s destroy or add to the local culture? Continue reading
How to Decipher Online Hotel Reviews
Overwhelmed by the volume of user-generated hotel reviews out there in the blogosphere? Don’t know who to trust, or whether a disgruntled ex-employee is on an online rampage? Yesterday, Peter Greenberg Online (www.petergreenberg.com) published an article I wrote entitled “How … Continue reading
Neon Motel Sign
I recently took a picture of the perfect neon motel sign: palm trees, moon, & stars conjuring up visions of pleasant nights and sea breezes. Days spent on the beach, metal pails in the sand. Except that the motel was … Continue reading
Guest Writer: Traveling Is
Guest writer Nate Stein unveils his take on the joys of travel. Continue reading
My Grudge Against Wilmington
In which a young adult meets Wilmington, is betrayed, and never forgives. Continue reading