Histo-tourism Archive

0January 26, 2010
POD – Robin’s Got Sol

Yesterday was R’s birthday. So, we took the afternoon and hit a local museum. After an uncomfortable run-in with one...
1January 07, 2010
POD – Shepherd

It’s not every day you get to meet a shepherd. Well, this wasn’t an average day. This shot was taken...
16December 25, 2009
SnR Christmas 2009 – Change We Can Believe In

Scott and Robin Christmas Movie 2009 – Change We Can Believe In! It’s that time again, the season of stockings...
1December 19, 2009
Santa in DC

When you’ve got a Santa suit in your closet, and it snows a foot in DC a week before Christmas…...
1December 14, 2009
POD – Huguenot Street

It’s crunch time with the Hudson project, so I’ve been going through lots of photos from my trips to NY....
0December 10, 2009
POD – Saratoga

This is the view from the top of the obelisk marking the place where British General John Burgoyne surrendered to...
1November 04, 2009
POD – Warsaw Cobblestones

A few years ago, Robin and I took a trip to Poland. One of my favorite things about Europe is...
1October 07, 2009
VIDEO: 2009 Solar Decathalon

Just a quick little vid about one of my favorite DC events: the Solar Decathlon. Once I get a chance...
0October 02, 2009
POD – Climbing the Appalacians

While exploring the inland from the North Florida coast in 1528, an expedition including Cabeza de Vaca (cow’s head?) found...
1October 01, 2009
POD – The Mohawk

As I have had the good fortune of exploring the Hudson valley, I have to say the favorite place I...

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