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Category Archives: Road Trippin’
Parisian Sandwich Bliss at Chez Alain Miam Miam
Have you ever traveled to a city just for a sandwich? With all of the incredible food in Paris, the last thing you might expect to find is a life-changing sandwich (that wasn’t falafel). But’s that’s exactly what happened when I … Continue reading
Exploring the Back Streets of Reykjavík
Reykjavík has become one of the most visited places on the planet with millions of people walking down Laugavegur, the city’s main drag, every year. Today, gleaming new buildings line the waterfront and modern hotels rise across the city. But veer … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trippin', Urbanism
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Scenes from Bulgaria: Plovdiv, Sofia & the Rhodope Mountains
This past year I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Bulgaria for the first time. Thanks to a trip arranged by the Kosovo Houses (check out my profile of this mountain retreat on EuroCheapo), I was able to explore the … Continue reading
Sally’s Apizza & Frank Pepe: A New Haven Pizza Pilgrimage
Pizza. While many Americans declare pizza to be an unhealthy obsession, I can eat it almost every night of the week. In fact, the one time we visited Napoli, Italy, we did just that, eating one Neapolitan pie per day … Continue reading
Posted in Eat, Drink & Be Merry, Road Trippin'
Tagged food, Frank Pepe, New Haven, pizza, Sally's Apizza
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City Love: Meandering Through Paris
I was lucky enough to visit Paris near the end of last year. It was only my fourth time in the City of Light, but somehow I always feel at home there. My French is horrible, but that doesn’t stop … Continue reading
Fenway – Sacred Ground Since 1912
“Fenway is the essence of baseball.” -Tom Seaver, Hall of Fame Pitcher After a long break, I finally got back to Fenway Park this season. During high school and college summers, it was practically a weekly religious experience for me. … Continue reading
Posted in Road Trippin'
Tagged architecture, baseball, Boston, cities, Fenway Park, historic preservation
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Pizzeria Regina: Anchovy Pie with a Live Soundtrack
Growing up just outside of Boston, one of the most memorable summer activities was venturing into the North End with my family for the Italian-American festivals that seem to take place almost every weekend during the hot summer days of … Continue reading
Posted in Eat, Drink & Be Merry, Road Trippin'
Tagged Boston, Fisherman's Feast, Italian culture, live music, North End, pizza, Pizzeria Regina
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Baseball Fever – Dodger Stadium
We here at 106th Street are always excited when April 1 rings in the start of baseball season. Thankfully, the Boys of Summer return each year to bring us hours and hours of our favorite slow, methodical sport that seems … Continue reading
The Glory Days of Los Angeles Movie Houses
With the 2013 Oscars hoopla behind us, the 106th Streeters were reminded of our recent trip to Los Angeles. On this road trip we spent a day and night tramping all over Downtown L. A., stumbling onto building after building … Continue reading
Road Trippin’ – Vancouver, BC
The 106thstreeters met up this past September in one of our favorite cities, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. As Vancouver is one of the first cities we traveled to together way back when, this city holds a lot of meaning for … Continue reading
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Tagged cities, cultural heritage, Mount St. Helens, travel, UNESCO, Vancouver
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