Nov 24
2009Pies to drool over this Thanksgiving
Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 24-11-2009
By Scott Beveridge
HOUSTON, Pa. All it took yesterday was a whiff of a stack of boxed pies to add that brand to my growing list of food addictions.
Nov 24
2009Feral Beasty
Filed Under (The Traveler) by Admin on 24-11-2009
Nov 24
2009"What’s the biggest problem facing the travel industry?"
Filed Under (Travel Babel) by Admin on 24-11-2009
Nov 24
2009Bring on the sappy holiday flicks
Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 24-11-2009
Nov 23
2009Bunny
Filed Under (The Traveler) by Admin on 23-11-2009
Nov 23
2009Daily Beast’s New Airport Rankings
Filed Under (Travel Babel) by Admin on 23-11-2009
The Daily Beast studied, rated and ranked 27 US airports
The Daily Beast’s provocative headline, “Airports from Hell,” is affixed to an analysis of 27 top airports in the US in eight specific areas, including on-time arrivals/departures so far in 2009 and a separate evaluation of holiday arrivals and departures, which is oh-so timely. The subtitle is “first to worst,” which means they can’t all be “from hell.”
Nov 22
2009The scared sick
Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 22-11-2009
MONESSEN, Pa. A long line stretched for a third day around a Pennsylvania health department office in Monessen where the nervous waited for free swine flu shots.
Nov 22
2009Crawling drunk in Snuggies
Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 22-11-2009
Nov 20
2009Some things I saw at Pittsburgh Light Up Night 2009
Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 20-11-2009
A lonely Santa lounges on the Boulevard of the Allies during an otherwise crowded Light Up Night in downtown Pittsburgh.
Nov 20
2009Bunny ha ha
Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 20-11-2009
You’ve seen the Monongahela calendar girls here before, many times, including this shot of two of them at a fireman’s parade in their hometown. For those who have not, they are the older women from southwestern Pennsylvania who posed semi-nude for a 2008 charity calendar only to become a global media sensation. Well Travel with a Beveridge has exclusive footage of their recent debut on Japanese TV, and the segment will appear on this blog this weekend. Word; it’s belly-rolling funny. Now if we can only find someone who can translate Japanese to fill us in on the jokes. Read the rest of this entry »