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Category Archives: Travel
(Mostly) Clothed Ladies Of The Week: Art Gallery of New South Wales
Eddie Pensier writes: My long weekend in Sydney included not only culture of the liquid sort, but actual art. I’ve been to Sydney dozens of times and somehow failed to visit the AGNSW, an oversight I regret after having spent … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Travel
Tagged agathon leonard, art gallery of new south wales, clewin harcourt, elizabeth stanhope forbes, ernest ludwig kirchner, francois boucher, grace cossington smith, jacques blanchard, jan van biljert, jean-marc nattier, john dickson batten, john evertt millais, john hoppner, joseph wright, robert peake, rupert bunny, thomas cooper gotch, thomas francis dicksee, violet teague, william henry margetson
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Cocktail Du Jour (Sydney Hipster Bar Edition, Part 2)
Eddie Pensier writes: “Dublin or Nothing” (Jameson, benedictine, peach, pineapple, ginger) and “Annabel Lee Martini” (raisin-infused gin, spiced maple syrup, orange, lemon) at the Baxter Inn, located in the same dingy central Sydney alleyway as The Barber Shop and certainly one … Continue reading
Cocktail Du Jour (Sydney Hipster Bar Edition, Part 1)
Eddie Pensier writes: “Valerie” (gin, maraschino liqueur, blueberry/rosemary shrub, lemon, Peychaud’s bitters, and pink salt) and “Shave & Tonic” (gin, Becherovka bitters, mandarin juice, lemon, and tonic) at The Barber Shop, a Sydney bar which is also (you guessed it) … Continue reading
Belcampo Meat Co. at Grand Central Market
Blowhard, Esq. writes: L.A.’s Grand Central Market has been undergoing a renaissance over the past few years. When a friend and I were there three years ago, the food offerings ranged from mediocre to lousy. While the middling places we ate … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged butcher, Grand Central Market, Los Angeles, meat
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Blowhard Esq.’s Tea Chronicles: Boxwood Cafe at The London West Hollywood
Blowhard, Esq. writes: If you’ve been reading this blog for a while, you’ve probably developed a certain image in your mind of how I am in real life. No doubt you think of me as a mega-Alpha male not unlike a … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged afternoon tea, Boxwood Cafe, Gordon Ramsay, Los Angeles, Sunset Strip, The Kinks, The London West Hollywood
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KiMo Theater, Albuquerque
Sir Barken Hyena writes: More Southwestern peregrinations. Going from the works of God to the works of man, I give you the KiMo Theater. I’ll let the pictures do the talking.
Posted in Architecture, Movies, Travel
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Fisher Valley, Utah
Sir Barken Hyena writes: On another stretch of my flaneur’s trail, I timed my entry into this magical place to the rising sun. And, I discovered the panoramic mode on my camera.
Posted in Photography, The Good Life, Travel
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Silver City, New Mexico
Sir Barken Hyena writes: On a recent road trip that may or may not have included scouting candidates for the new Lady Barken, I detoured a bit to take in Silver City, New Mexico. Though not far over the border from Arizona, you … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, The Good Life, Travel
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Village Du Jour: Ouray, Colorado
Sir Barken Hyena writes:
Posted in Architecture, The Good Life, Travel
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Eyesore Du Jour: National Museum of Australia
Eddie Pensier writes: Last weekend, frequent UR commenter Tex and I decided to hit two iconic Canberra museums: The National Museum of Australia and the National Gallery of Australia. The latter is a traditional museum, with paintings and sculptures and … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, History, Personal reflections, Travel
Tagged Australia, eyesores, national museum of australia, ugly buildings, wtf
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