TRAVEL
>10 Things Not to Miss in June (Boston Globe): page
1 / page 2 / page
3
>May
-- April
--- March
--- Feb
--- Jan
.
>In
search of Icelandic Sagas (Boston Globe)
>Ski-Dooing
and eating poutine in Quebec (NY Times)
>Of
Llamas and Maine ski towns (NY Times)
>exploring
orchid shows (NY Times)
>Video
link: Boston Sunday Globe/ExploreNewEngland.com,
"Cracking the code: A Portland chef offers his take on making the
most of your lobster dining experience," with Ethan Gilsdorf for
the Boston Globe June 25, 2006
>Boston
Sunday Globe, April 23, 2006: "Caving: wriggling through tiny
crevices in the earth" Page 1 / Page
2
ON THE
NEWSSTAND: National Geographic Traveler, May/June 2006: "The
Templar Truth: Skirt Da Vinci Code frenzy: Visit Europe's secret
Knights Templar sites"
>Boston Globe, April 5, 2006: "Finding
his place: A 39-year-old explores a retiree mecca in Mexico"
>VIDEO:
Boston
Sunday Globe/ExploreNewEngland.com,
March 19, 2006: "Live&Learn: SWORDFIGHTING -- Unleash your inner
Aragorn" PAGE 1
/ PAGE 2
Watch
Ethan Gilsdorf learn sword fighting -- link to VIDEO here: 
>VIDEO:
Boston Globe/ExploreNewEngland.com, January 22, 2006 -- TRAVEL with
VIDEO: "Underground: Welcome to Tomb,a truly interactive adventure
that mixes the best elements of museum exhibits, mummy movies, and role
playing."
>VIDEO:
Boston Globe/ExploreNewEngland.com, November 20, 2005 --- TRAVEL with
LIVE VIDEO
"Rock On: Daredevils and imaginations run wild, but others fear to
tread, amid Purgatory Chasm's dark caverns and granite slabs"
(trouble
opening videos? click here for interactive map and video links)
>Go/AirTran
Magazine, Feb 2006: "Off the Beantown Path"
>NY
Post, March
14, 2006, TRAVEL "Aude, France: discover life as it used to be"
>Boston Globe, November 9, 2005,
Travel: For medieval escape, French town is wall-to-wall fun
>Australian Financial Review, November
11, 2005, Life & Leisure: "Dude, where did that bong go? Copenhagen's
Christiania is trying hard to reinvent itself as a normal district"
>Boston Globe, October
26, 2005, Travel: "Great Scot traditions Ontario county of Glengarry
is rich in history"
>Go
(Inflight Magazine/AirTran), September 2005: "PRISTINE PARK:
Get off the tourist track and explore the hidden treasures of the Boston
Harbor Islands"
>Boston Globe, July 31, 2005:
"COUCH SURFING: Let's say you're traveling on a shoestring to Glasgow,
Tokyo, or Dakar and discover your shoestring has snapped"
>Boston Globe, June 12, 2005, "Online communities trading kindness
among strangers" PAGE 1 / PAGE
2
>Boston Globe, September 14, 2005: "GRONINGEN:
A little-known Dutch treat Vibrant city in the northern Netherlands is
like a smaller Amsterdam"
>Boston Globe, August
17, 2005: "Paths to enlightenment: Conn. rail trails put bikers,
hikers in a serene state"
>TRAVEL/LONDON:
Lost on a lark in a larger-than-life paradise, Boston Globe, July
3, 2005 PDF VERSION
>TRAVEL/WOODSTOCK,
NY: "Flocking to Woodstock: Town has evolved, but counterculture
appeal remains," Boston Globe,, June 29, 2005 READ the PDF VERSION
>TRAVEL/PARIS: "City Walks of Paris,"
Paris Notes, May 2005
>TRAVEL/CHIANG MAI: "If You’re
Not Smiling, It's Not Delicious: Cooking and Travelling Thailand,"
The Grapevine, Rekyjavik Iceland, June 2005
>TRAVEL: "Mountain
Biking France: Learning from the Masters of Suffering and Rewards"
The Grapevine, Reykjavik, Iceland, may 6 - may 26, 2005
>TRAVEL:
"Find respite in magical butterflies, hothouse plants, spa offerings,
and island delights, "
Boston Globe, March 13, 2005
Washington Post, Sunday December 14, 2003
>>"In England, Tolkien Gestures" (uncut version "On
the Tolkien Trail: In search of Oxford's Lord of the Rings roots"
with photos and St Petersburg Times version)
Boston
Globe, July 7, 2004:
>> "Train conductor's home is his castle, as well as his B&B"
>Boston
Globe, Sept 29: "New discoveries in Old Nice: Beyond the sunny shore,
a mix of cultures beckons"
>Boston Globe, July 25, 2004: "Right
Bank beach: Paris-Plage makes the Seine a festive and footloose place"
Paris Notes, July/August 2003
>>"Crown Jewels: The Ile-de-France forms a 'Crown' around
Paris, and offers endless opportunities for exploration" (PDF format)
Paris Notes, June 2003
>> "Wallace’s Water: His goal was to make potable water available
to every Parisian"
The Washington Post, Sunday, March 16, 2003:
>>
"Paris: Haunted fortress town; lace and horses; inspired chateau"
Paris Notes, April 2003
>>Oh, What a Relief It Is: a Visit to the Musée des Plans-Reliefs"
The Boston Globe, 12/22/2002:
>> "Sizzle and spice: "A lesson in
cooking Thai style"
Paris Notes:
>> “Iron Lady: Two hundred million visitors later, even Eiffel
would have been impressed with his tower’s longevity”
Paris Notes, December 2001 / January 2002
>>"Church Concerts: From gospel to classical to choral, Paris churches
offer it all"
Paris Notes, November 2001
>>"Disks and Dials: A mini-marathon traversing Paris to find 135 Arago
meridian disks and 109 historical sundials"
Paris Notes, June 2001
>>Back to the Biggies: the Louvre, the Pompidou and other museums offer
lots of reasons for a return visit
The Boston Globe:
>> "Mecca on the Seine: Couscous, hammams, hookahs, and mosques:
the City of Light’s ‘culture arabe’”
The New York Post:
>> “Fast Times: The Parisians throw
the best Ramadam feasts, and Ethan Gilsdorf tells you where"
Paris Notes, September 2002
>>It's Magic: A Visit to Paris's Museum of Magic
Paris Notes, July/August 2002
>>Dumas' Digs: Author Alexandre Dumas' Doomed Château Now Celebrates his
Riotous Life"