
I love seeing remnants of the work of Buckminster Fuller. First thing I do in a new place is check what’s cool on Atlas Obscura so this entry caught my eye when I landed in Reno.
I love seeing remnants of the work of Buckminster Fuller. First thing I do in a new place is check what’s cool on Atlas Obscura so this entry caught my eye when I landed in Reno.
Shoutout to this cool person I met in the lounge at Heathrow.
We got talking while she was setting up. She explained – wherever she goes she has a full keyboard, 2 monitors and a powerful setup. She always left her laptop plugged in to external monitors at home and she had it plugged into external monitors at work, so why not just carry the tiniest part she needs.
I love it.
Gotta love this climbable monument in Reykjavík. I don’t know if you’re supposed to climb it but I didn’t think I could tell these kids not to get on it once they read the plaque.
It’s a beautiful misty spring morning and I climb the stairs out of the Q train. I look up and see one of those magical New York sights. The clouds are hanging so low that I can see them actually flow through the trees of Central Park.
I’m struck still. This is so rare and beautiful. Â I’ve got to share a picture of it with you. You need to see these low clouds hanging out in the park, slowly ambling by.
Of course, then I turn around and look behind me, because who can trust beauty to just be simple and perfect.