Archive for April 2008
On Land, Cities and the Space Between
Early this morning, inspired by the reappearance of the sun after a nasty two days of fog and rain, I took off on a little run through Central Park. A lovely man has been on my mind lately, and I wanted ...
Finding the Greenery in Buenos Aires
It’s a city for tango, but also for trees. Between the city and the Rio Plata lies a wetlands, a paradise of swaying blond grass, birds of all types, and a running path that loops you past a truly disgusting factory ...
Bike-Camp-Eat, Repeat: Argentina
Argentina is beautiful, no doubt. ...
The Most Beautiful Place in Bolivia
I’d like to think, now, that I’ve been to some of the world’s most beautiful places. My mind has been blown (and repatched) after seeing the lunar landscapes of Cappadoccia, Turkey; the ...
Growing Crops at Machu Picchu
Back in December, my sister and I made the four day walk to Machu Picchu, Peru. In retrospect, I wish I’d done it now, at ...
Gardening Where There is No Soil
If you live in New York City, you probably think I’m talking about your apartment: how do you make green things thrive where there’s no dirt for their roots to grow? Taking ...
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