St. Simons Island’s Harrington School: Then & Now

St. Simons Island’s Harrington School Then & Now

Nestled in the serenity of St. Simons Island, the Harrington School radiates with stories of its past, serving as an African American school and a beacon of Gullah-Geechee heritage. This storied one-room schoolhouse, once known as Harrington Graded School, served grades 1-7 during the vibrant 1920s, before navigating the twists and turns of desegregation in … Read more

Billionaire’s Row and the Evolution of Manhattan’s Skyline

Billionaire’s Row and the Evolution of Manhattan’s Skyline

In the heart of New York City, where the Big Apple skyline forms a silhouette that is recognizable worldwide, lies an aisle of grandeur the so-called Billionaire’s Row. It’s a stretch, particularly around 57th Street, where the economic conditions and wealthy individuals have enmeshed to redefine the city landscape with towering skyscrapers. As an observer … Read more

Rock Steady, Rockin Til the Waves Bring the Razorback Down

Rock Steady, Rockin’ Til the Waves Bring the Razorback Down

As I stand before the Razorback, that iconic limestone stack on Australia’s Great Ocean Road, I’m struck by the analogy it presents to life. Here, time has molded a breathtakingly beautiful natural sculpture, akin to Michelangelo’s David in its impressive stance against the elements. But instead of a sculptor’s chisel, it’s the waves of the … Read more

London Bridge is Falling Down…in Australia

London Bridge is Falling Down…in Australia

The London Bridge, not to be confused with the one over the Thames, has long stood as a proud rock formation within Port Campbell National Park. A staple of Victoria’s natural attractions, this stunning archway once crossed the sea, beckoning sightseers from across the globe to the quaint town of Peterborough. Its collapse was as … Read more

Come My Love and I’ll Tell You a Tale: The Story of Australia’s Split Point Lighthouse

Come My Love and I’ll Tell You a Tale The Story of Australia’s Split Point Lighthouse

The Split Point Lighthouse is more than just a 34-metre-tall structure with a distinctive red cap; it’s a beacon of history and adventure on the Great Ocean Road. Affectionately known as the White Queen for its stark white façade, this working lighthouse has stood watch over Eagles Nest Point since 1891. Accessible to the public, … Read more

Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island: All You Need to Know (2024)

Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island All You Need to Know (2024)

Nestled on the coast of Jekyll Island, Georgia, Driftwood Beach offers a hauntingly beautiful landscape that effortlessly blends the tranquil charms of the South with a rugged, untouched coastline. As we look towards 2024, this picturesque destination continues to captivate visitors with its swathes of weathered driftwood strewn across the shore, forming natural sculptures that … Read more