The city of Le Mans is in the Loire region of France, 300 miles southwest of Paris. Le Mans is an ancient town with Roman walls, the seat of a Roman Catholic diocese, and is famous for its 24-hour sports … Read more →
The Tour de France, an annual multi-stage bicycle race set primarily in France, is perhaps the most well-known cycling event in the world. But did you realize the 2014 course has a connection to the history of glassmaking? Looking at a … Read more →
Today’s post comes from Paul Haigh, architect, designer, educator, and founder of HAIGHArchitects+Designers. This year’s ‘Liquid Fusion’ workshop represented the ninth year of international cooperation between The Corning Museum of Glass and the Domaine de Boisbuchet international workshop program in Lessac, … Read more →
Waiting for the Baltic region to warm up, the Celebrity Eclipse happily heads out to the Mediterranean shortly after crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Being a very similar climate to San Diego, where I live, I encounter lots of familiar plant … Read more →