by Gail Ingis | May 29, 2014 | Events, News, Technical
Daniel Libeskind Designs Milan Expo Pavilion for Chinese Developer Vanke New York-based architect Daniel Libeskind has proposed a twisted reptilian structure for the first ever expo pavilion for a stand-alone Chinese company. Ancient Chinese teachings and Renaissance...
by Gail Ingis | May 21, 2014 | Events, History, News
Bennington, Brattleboro, Burlington, and then there’s Putney. You probably know what state these towns are in. The town we visited was Putney. Putney is anything but a sleepy town in Vermont. But, this town has no supermarket. I couldn’t believe it. What,...
by Gail Ingis | May 7, 2014 | Events, History, News
Crepe Myrtles, restaurants, at least two on each block, talented artists, galleries, historic buildings, also at least two on each block, cobblestones, and museums. Charlestown has a fascinating history going back to 1630 after Charles II of England was restored to...
by Gail Ingis | May 1, 2014 | Events, History, News
Alligators, about four feet long, Hmm, maybe six feet for this one, with heads at least a third of their bodies, hang out on the edge of the waterways. They lay on the grassy lagoons basking in the sunlight. Tom and I were strolling by, shocked to see alligators in...
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