I’ve always been pestered by a bit of wanderlust – that nagging desire for something new, something unseen. Today’s Wednesday Watch is called Wanderers – it’s a short view of some real places around our solar system, narrated by Carl Sagan, reading an excerpt from his own reading of his book ‘Pale Blue Dot: A VisionContinue reading “Wednesday Watch: Wanderers”
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Eating Out In Eureka Springs, AR
This autumn, my wife and I took a trip to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, to get away for a while. Only 8.5 hours from Fort Worth, it was a great weekend trip, and Eureka Springs has a ton of little places to get a bite to eat. We didn’t use Foursquare on the trip, for privacyContinue reading “Eating Out In Eureka Springs, AR”
Experience Iceland
As much as I hate to acknowledge it, there are parts of this planet that I’ll never see in my lifetime. There’s just not enough time and money (at least not enough in my possession) to see it all. However, there are people who will, and they often take photos and videos that I canContinue reading “Experience Iceland”
48 Hours In Denmark – Updated
If you know me, you know that I’m a nut about digital media. Whenever I go anywhere, I’ve got my phone with me, and I’m snapping photos, or taking videos, most of which I upload immediately to share with you online. I’m also a heavy Twitter user, constantly posting updates throughout the day, even whenContinue reading “48 Hours In Denmark – Updated”
Don’t Travel Without WorldMate
I wrote up a list of applications that I have on my phone for a trip over at Symbian-Guru.com, but I wanted to add one here – WorldMate. There’s simply no reason to travel without it, honestly. It is hands-down the best travel application that I’ve used, and for a few reasons. First, it handlesContinue reading “Don’t Travel Without WorldMate”
Tools Of A Connected Traveler
The Mrs. and I are headed out to California this week for some R&R, though obviously I’ll be connected most of the time, albeit less so than normal. This is the first personal trip that I’ve taken in a while, and it was booked, planned, mapped out, etc, all online this time around. While youContinue reading “Tools Of A Connected Traveler”
Ricky Cadden 