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2020 in review - our top Australian Travel Stories. We’ll take you from the gem fields in Queensland to the wilderness near Hobart. Read about a great silo art trail in Victoria and why you should pack a lilo for Central Australia.
2020 in review - our top Australian Travel Stories. We’ll take you from the gem fields in Queensland to the wilderness near Hobart. Read about a great silo art trail in Victoria and why you should pack a lilo for Central Australia.
Nahui Olin was the fourth movement of the sun in the Aztec calendar, when the cycles of the cosmos would be renewed. It was also the name that was given to
2020 in review - our top Australian Travel Stories. We’ll take you from the gem fields in Queensland to the wilderness near Hobart. Read about a great silo art trail in Victoria and why you should pack a lilo for Central Australia.
Things haven't been the same since these series and films killed off these beloved characters
There’s an almost palpable feeling of anxiety carried by parents when you step on to a plane with a baby. It's actually something that starts to simmer as soon as you book your ticket. This
We all have our favorite athletes who we look up to and admire. Their stories of strength, skill and perseverance give us huge inspiration—but it’s not just their fans who these legends inspire to greatness.Many of the most legendary athletes of our time have often raised equally talented daughters, carrying on their legacy in the most inspiring of ways.Let’s take a look back at some of the greatest athletes of all time and their equally incredible daughters.
Editor's Note: Gateway is a Skift series featuring first-hand, original stories from our correspondents embedded in cities around the world. The logo
2020 in review - our top Australian Travel Stories. We’ll take you from the gem fields in Queensland to the wilderness near Hobart. Read about a great silo art trail in Victoria and why you should pack a lilo for Central Australia.
What was it like inside the brain of an ancient prophet?
Irene Falcone has always been passionate about beauty products. But after a period of unexplained poor health, Falcone took a closer look inside her makeup bag in search of answers. What she discovered not only
Jennifer Love Hewitt called her children her “gifts from [her] mom” as she spoke about her upcoming book, Inheriting Magic, and its special cover.
Over time, Anton Gudim has proven to us that we constantly find a way to contradict ourselves in everyday situations. Through his renowned comic series, YES, BUT, he invites us to explore the world around us in a new way. The more you look the more you are able to notice how people in our surroundings or situations contradict themselves.
Our epic guide to the best things to do in Marrakech Morocco features what to see, where to stay, things to see and what to avoid in Marrakech.
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Sometimes it's practically impossible to understand a teen. For instance, this one threw a fit after her folks came back from a Disney World trip that she absolutely refused to go on.
I challenge you to take a bad photograph in Ghent, Belgium. It simply isn’t possible. This point-and-shoot town is a living postcard everywhere you look, so picturesque that it hardly feels real. I recently found myself in
“Ragnvaldur the Traveller” Viking Splint Bracers Strong leather bracers with weathered metal splints The Traveller finds himself in many situations, and must know how to defend himself. From wolves to giant bullfrogs, there’s no telling what kind of monsters might emerge on his journeys. Usually, his enemies will find themselves defeated, and the traveller will be left with another story to tell. The traveller doesn’t want to be encumbered by heavy plate or chainmail. Instead, he prefers light, flexible amor that will keep him self but still allow him the freedom of movement to run and hide, and bide his time. After all - there won't be a story if he doesn't make it out alive! These bracers meet all of that criteria: they're crafted from robust, quality leather that is still flexible enough to be comfortable. They have a strong look to them, punctuated by five chemically weathered steel or brass splints, which break up the look of the leather and give your bracers a truly unique look. The splints are secured with multiple rivets to ensure they stay in place. These are a well finished piece, edged with an extra strip of leather at the top and bottom and strong stitching to make sure they stand the test of time. These bracers wrap around your arms and are secured by two leather straps, finished with beautiful period appropriate buckles that allow you to adjust them to get the optimal fit at all times. While originally inspired by Viking bracers, these are a versatile piece that will suit characters of both a historical and fantastical backstory. These bracers were conceived during a number of experiments with how we alter our steel to make it aesthetically different and suitable for live action role play costumes. While these are a solid pair of bracers, we wouldn’t advise using them for heavy combat involving steel weapons. We feel that the weathered character to them makes them stand out beautifully, and gives them a rugged look sure to turn heads. Optionally, we can substitute the mild steel weathered splints for polished stainless steel - however, we feel that this would change the look and style of this item completely. To check how to measure yourself please click here. Please contact us if you have any additional questions. Important note: please take into account that we need your measurements in gambeson or other under-armour gear you are planning to use with this armor. The only exception is when you are ordering both armour and padding from our company — in this case you can send us your body measurements. Safety disclaimer: Sword-fighting and fencing is a dangerous sport. Fencing, historical fencing, medieval reenactment and martial arts as well as other related types of activity, are inherently connected to a certain risk level of injuries or death. The Company declines all responsibility for any traumas or harm done to oneself or to the third person, along with any material or consequential damage, impaired during the products usage. We admonish that all acts with armour, weapons or their components have to be performed before designated person who is responsible for safety of the particular event and accredited to supervise armour and sport weapon conformance to the event’s standards.
A few months ago, we did a piece on a viral thread that had Europeans revealing their biggest WTF moments while traveling in the US. But since planes fly both ways across the Atlantic, let's turn the tables, shall we?
It is important to take breaks from the seemingly never-ending work, and we think we might have something that can make you relax even more - comics! We've collected some of the newest cartoons by Zach who you might know by the name Extra Fabulous Comics.
Never before have I stepped onto a plane excited about the second leg of our long journey home to Australia from Europe. Our Qatar Airways business class flight between Doha and Sydney was different. It was
For Time; 3 Rounds of:; 12 Squat Jumps; 12 Hand Release Push-Ups; 12 Wide-Arm Push-Ups; 20 Straight Leg Raises; Directly into, 3 Rounds of:; 10 Tuck Jumps; 20 Shoulder Tap Push-Ups; 20 Alternating Airborne Lunges; 10 V-Ups; Finally, 3 Rounds of:; 60 second Plank; 25 Half-Jacks; 20 4-Count Mountain Climbers; 15 Air Squats
Date: 1894 Size: 16 x 20 inches (matted) About The Poster: Music sheet from the popular french belle epoque revue Gil Blas, 1890s. Gil Blas was initially published as a supplement in 1891. It was named for the title character of Alain-René Lesage's eighteenth century novel. Theophile Alexandre Steinlen was the chief illustrator and art director from the publication's debut until he resigned at the end of 1900. The journal continued until 1903. A serialized story was cut abruptly in the middle when Gil Blas closed its doors. This vintage print has been detached from the original publication. Edges can be frayed and/or folded, but all of our Gil Blas images (printed image portion) are intact and well presented in a professionally-fitted mat. Ready to frame.
Based on our ever popular Claudette dress we welcome the Clancy top to our collection. With a relaxed fit this linen blouson sleeve top is designed with your comfort in mind. The loose, flowing silhouette drapes gracefully, providing a relaxed and laid-back look that's perfect for any occasion. The soft billowy sleeves are gathered at the cuffs, creating a stunning, voluminous effect that adds drama and flair to your ensemble. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or opting for a casual look, this top is perfect. Pair it with your favourite denim jeans for a laid-back daytime outfit or dress it up with tailored pants and statement accessories for an elegant evening look. • 100% Linen• Relaxed Fit• Soft scoop hem• Flattering blouson sleeve• Available in sizes 1 (S/M), 2 (M/L) & 3 (XL)• Available in Charcoal, Natural, Warm White & Lilac Size Chart1 - Bust 102 cms / Length 73cms2 - Bust 110 cms / Length 74cms3 - Bust 118 cms / Length 75cms
Britons have not fallen out of love with foreign holidays, according to a survey by Rochdale Community College's Leisure and Recreation Department.
Are you being haunted by the perennial headline shouting ‘New Year, New You’, at you? Well, don't panic, a fresh start doesn't have to mean living on a single wilted lettuce leaf and spending endless
Thinking back, I couldn't tell you the name of even one of the cafes I visited on my last trip to Cairns, more than a decade ago. Not a single cup of coffee sticks in
The popular series started by accident.
Only 650 people in human history have left Earth. Fifty years after an astronaut last walked on the moon, the journey is set to begin again. In 2025 the first woman will step on the lunar surface. What will separate these upcoming moonwalkers from the legendary Apollo crews? Does it still take a daring-do attitude, super-human fitness, intelligence, plus the 'Right-stuff' - a fabled grace under pressure? And how will astronauts travel even further - to Mars and beyond? Astronaut Tim Peake takes readers on a thrilling journey through the history of human space travel - and where we are headed to next. From Yuri Gagarin to Neil Armstrong, from the Shuttle crews to the teams on the ISS and at SpaceX, Peake traces the personal stories of the men and women who have forged the way. Full of human drama and astonishing detail only an astronaut would know, the book reveals what life in space is really like: the wondrous view, the surreal weightlessness, the extraordinary danger, the surprising humdrum, the humour, the newfound perspective, the psychological pressures, the gruelling physical toll, the thrill of launch and the trepidation of re-entry. The book also examines the surprising, shocking and often poignant stories of astronaut's lives back on earth, which are forever changed as they readjust to terra firma, emotionally, physically and in their family lives.
The classic Back to the Future movie series is one of the most successful film franchises in American cinema history. Originally released in 1985, the movies have become a true part of popular culture and are just as beloved today as they were when they first came out.Almost everyone has seen Back to the Future, and you probably think you already know all there is to know about this classic series. But the reality behind the scenes told a very different story. Let’s take a look at some of the dark secrets from behind the scenes of this classic movie franchise.
Renowned actress Elnaaz Norouzi, celebrated for her captivating performances in hits like "Sacred Games," "Devil," and "Kandahar," recently faced a
France is a country crisscrossed by a labyrinth of rivers and canals. Centuries ago, they were the backbone of the nation’s economy as they undertook their important role in the transportation network. Today, they are
Those that travel know that the greatest souvenirs are not tacky trinkets or overpriced memorabilia, but the stories, trivia, and memories. Some people love to travel so much that they've amassed a wealth of knowledge about other countries and their experiences there, and naturally, they share them to anyone that wants to listen. Which is most of the time, because many people find these facts interesting. One of such people is Malachi Ray Rempen, a half-American, half-German born in Switzerland (that's about as international as a birth can get), who creates comics about the things he's seen and heard about many other cultures, their language, and customs. Considering how sensitive the topic is, the author of the comics does pretty well to avoid sounding rude or negative, and portrays his insights in a funny way. Funnily enough, the United States, the leader of the free world, is the most frequent butt of the joke, but that's alright, as Americans are usually able to take some banter. Anyway, here's the "Itchy Feet" comic about "Travel and Language," as the title describes.
I challenge you to take a bad photograph in Ghent, Belgium. It simply isn’t possible. This point-and-shoot town is a living postcard everywhere you look, so picturesque that it hardly feels real. I recently found myself in
Gesine Marwedel is a brilliant body painting artist based in Germany who creates both beautiful and terrifying pieces of art right on the models who serve as her living canvases. Marwedel is a master of painting on and with the human form – she can either emphasize it to work with her painting, or eliminate it to let her painting shine through.
Reading about history helps us better understand ourselves and the world around us, but exploring it through visual examples can make our past seem even more real. Like looking at old photographs that let us in on the undoubtedly captivating moments that we may have forgotten or weren't even aware of. However, the color palette we usually associate with these images is a narrow one — black and white. While faded and scratched monochrome photos do have their charm, they can make it difficult for us to relate to the past.
