Month: October 2008
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Podcast #68 – Advanced Travel Tips; Colors of Autumn
Recorded in the Philadelphia Marriott after a hectic travel month with two trips to Europe and a bunch of travel up and down the US East Coast. In this episode, I talk about a bit of multi-modal travel — some planes, trains, and automobile trips. We have a trio of stories about playing “travel roulette” to avoid flight delays, and… Continue Reading →
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Leaf Peeping From Above
Autumn is the only time I willingly book a window seat. Today’s approach into Newark had us flying over the Delaware Water Gap on a clear sunny day. The leaves are beginning to change — I saw dots of yellow and orange and red bursting out of a field of green. It made me reach back for into some old… Continue Reading →
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Need Some Texture on Those Touchscreens
Mika Pyyhkala, a long time TravelCommons listener who works for the National Federation of the Blind of Massachusetts, dropped me a note about a problem he recently had with some new technology installed in New York City cabs. “I was in NYC last Sunday and I took a taxi from La Guardia airport to mid town Manhattan. I noticed that… Continue Reading →