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View Favourite Places: NYC in a larger map
I put together maps of some favourite places in various cities for friends planning trips, then heard that they'd found them useful and passed them on, so thought I'd share them more broadly. Click through to the larger maps for details. All are works in progress, I'll keep adding to them as a recall and discover more spots.
(Yes, most of my life in NYC was lived between Houston & 23rd streets, and revolved around drinking coffee and buying books.)
Update: See also Zoomdoggle’s Fun List NYC.
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View Favourite Places: San Francisco in a larger map
I put together maps of some favourite places in various cities for friends planning trips, then heard that they'd found them useful and passed them on, so thought I'd share them more broadly. Click through to the larger maps for details. All are works in progress, I'll keep adding to them as a recall and discover more spots.
Currently lighter on detail than London. Apparently, most of what I do in San Francisco revolves around eating, drinking and buying books. (Yes, that sounds about right.)
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View Favourite Places: London in a larger map
I put together maps of some favourite places in various cities for friends planning trips, then heard that they'd found them useful and passed them on, so thought I'd share them more broadly. Click through to the larger maps for details. All are works in progress, I'll keep adding to them as a recall and discover more spots.
One outing I'd recommend in London that's not on the map is a walking tour via London Walks. Yes, it sounds rather tourist-cheesy, but I've been on a few and found them really interesting in a geeky sort of way. Think: Live Discovery/History channel documentary, sometimes with a stop at a pub.
Another thing that's good to know about London is that most of the museums are free, so it's easy to spend an hour's downtime in a single exhibit.
Hungry? Pret a Mangers are everywhere, delicious, reasonably priced and offer fairly healthy breakfast/lunch/snack options. Most have free wifi. Bonus: The one opposite the Leicester Square tube is huge, great for people watching and open late.
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Photos from my Olympic trip are up on Flickr. Some highlights after the jump.
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Standing for O Canada at a medal ceremony in Vancouver. Full post on the Olympic trip to come. (Best viewed large.)
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I’ve been having a lot of fun with the addLib iPhone app this weekend. From the developer’s site:
addLib mixes the Grid System, a fractal theory, the golden ratio and the Facial Recognition System, and then creates graphic design. It seems the layout is made at random, but it comes from the rigorous calculated system. These theories have been made through the process that people has been trying to find new expression, and they are also the ways, to capture very ordinary “beauty” in nature, namely algorithm.
$1.99 well spent. More photos on Flickr.
Update: Group pool on Flickr. Add yours.
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Hi. I'm Sarah. I live in San Francisco.
You can contact me at [firstname].[lastname] (at) gmail.com.
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