In the early 1970s Magellan and I bought a print of Emily Carr’s “Haida Totems.” Its presence followed us through a succession of homes, creating
Wildflowers, one of the little delights of travel. In Kongsvoll fjellhage, the only alpine garden in Scandinavia, usually closed by August 27 when we arrived, we picked up
Should auld lost objects be forgot And never brought to mind? Planning a trip to Newfoundland, we are relying on the fantastic travel guide, Lost and
When I read Alex Kerr’s book Lost Japan back in 1996, I fell in love with the idea of visiting Chiiori. Never, never ever in
Since the turn of the century, some architects and engineers have been incorporating more and more sustainable and environmentally sensitive practices into their residential designs.
From The New Yorker: “Frisell is a guitarist whose minimalist aesthetic colors each carefully chosen note he plays, and he can coat a room in
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