Finding Benjamin Franklin’s possessions scattered around Philadelphia is like a scavenger hunt for the soul of the city and a fun way to explore both the city and the man who has been called Philadelphia’s “greatest brand.” Many of Franklin’s things are in institutions he founded in Philadelphia, where he lived longer than any other... Read More »
The blizzards of early 2010 were a pain, so I think I’ll give myself a rich, warm treat this summer. A garden thrill. That would be purple plants.
Purple, a wild and dreamy color, is found in many kinds of flowers, leaves, fruits, and vegetables. Synonyms for purple and closely related colors can be plant names—orchid,...
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Pennsylvania residents have a reason to celebrate as MSC Cruises announces reduced rates through August 31 for its inaugural fall foliage cruises to Canada/New England on board the MSC Poesia. Six- to 13-night Canada/New England cruises are available for less than $65 per person, per day, with some featuring an overnight stay in Quebec. Set... Read More »
For decades, barbecue was something sold out of tumbledown roadside stands lurking on the edges of small Southern towns. The wood smoke curling up from rusting half-barrels and interesting smells being pulled inside our cars by the AC as we sped by—they were the kind of places that only the locals who wore bib overalls... Read More »
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