The TWA Hotel: A Mid-Century Marvel Reborn at JFK Stepping into the TWA Hotel at JFK Airport feels like traveling back in time—to an era when air travel was glamorous, cocktails were shaken tableside, and the future was shaped like a wing. Originally designed by the legendary architect Eero Saarinen, the TWA Flight Center opened in 1962 as the crown jewel of the Jet Age. … Continue reading TWA Hotel
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Leon – Nicaragua León, Nicaragua’s fiery colonial gem, is a city where history and adrenaline collide. Once the country’s political and cultural heart, León brims with 18th-century churches, crumbling pastel mansions, and murals that whisper stories of revolution and resilience. Beyond its baroque beauty, León is famous for one of Central America’s most thrilling adventures: volcano boarding. Just 30 minutes outside the city lies Cerro … Continue reading Volcano Boarding
There were tears even before the match started and this wasn’t because we’d seen Gary Neville picked in the starting line up. But we’ll get to that later. This was the 1st leg of a Round of 16 Champions League match against a team United were expected to beat easily over the 2 legs. Lille were resurgent, by their standards (in February 2007) , under manager Claude … Continue reading Retro Blog – MUFC at LOSC Lille
From The Banks Of The River Irwell 