A museum with nudist visitors, buying a home in France and National Geographic reveals it's top 30 travel destinations
A barcelona musuem offered a nudist viewing exhibition of Greek bronze statues to enhance visitor connection with the art.
Vlad Verba
November 03, 2023
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A Barcelona museum offered a nudist viewing of an exhibition on Greek bronze warriors to enhance visitor connection with the art, emphasizing the naturalness and historical presence of nudity. Would you attend?
Jim Thaman and Robin Johnson, a couple from California, found themselves enamored with the small French town of Cajarc due to its vibrant scene and picturesque setting. They impulsively bought a neglected house for $36,000, seeing potential despite its disrepair, and were welcomed warmly by the local community. Renovating the property themselves, they have embraced a simpler lifestyle, balancing their time between France and the US.
50Best ranked the world’s best bars. The #1 spot goes to ‘Sips’ in Barcelona, with New York’s ‘Double Chicken Please’ coming in second and Mexico City rounding out the top 3 with ‘Handshake Speakeasy’. Have you visited any of these? Are they worth the hype?
The author tours Delta Air Lines' Atlanta flight kitchen to unveil the extensive efforts behind their first-class meal service, revealing meticulous planning from ingredient selection to meal preparation. Despite the common notion that airline food is poor, Delta's operation—producing 6,800 meals daily for about 350 flights—exemplifies efficiency with strict hygiene, calculated stocking of carts, and high-tech cooking for consistency.
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