just a quick question:
if you were going to visit a travel-related website that's got text and photos, would you prefer that text to be blog-style writing (today i went here, saw this, ate this, my favorite things are, etc.), or more travel-style writing (like feelings evoked, or pieces of a trip, like a scene. think along the lines of a magazine article about a particular destination).
or perhaps both? a snippet of travel-style writing, and a rundown of things done (like an itinerary, with a few extras)?
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- June 12th, 2011
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- April 20th, 2011
Raw Lightscapes from Enrique Pacheco on Vimeo.
cannot wait. this is beautiful beyond words. watch it full screen and with volume up.
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- February 1st, 2011
got my itinerary for iceland today:
fly in on august 7th. fly out august 21st.
7: get picked up from the airport and go directly here:
afterward, go to our hotel.
8/9: pick up car and head here to grundafjörður:
explore snæfellsjökull glacier and the surrounding areas. stay the night here.
10: head to gauksmýri. explore snæfellsnes and valley of skagafjörður:
stay the night here.
11/12: head to lake myvatn area and visit the baths.
stay the night here.
13: head to the fjords in djúpivogur.
stay the night here.
14: head to glacier lagoon and skaftafell national park:
hotel we're staying at doesn't have a website.. it's called hotel skaftafell.
15: check out the cliffs and waterfalls:
stay the night here.
16-20: back to reykjavik. stop along the golden circle and see geysir and gullfoss:
stay here again.
21: head home. :(
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- September 16th, 2010
where do i get cute dog clothes?
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- October 22nd, 2009
“A spruce is standing lonely
in the North on a barren height.
He drowses; ice and snowflakes
wrap him in a blanket of white.
He dreams about a palm tree
in a distant, eastern land,
that languishes lonely and silent
upon the scorching sand.
—Heinrich Heine, Selected Works
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- November 21st, 2008
i want to be one of these people today.
