The name "Garden & Gun" on a magazine blew me away. I saw it in a waiting room and as I recall, it also said, "The Soul Of The New South" The juxtaposition of names Garden and Gun got my attention real quick. The magazine is "perfect bound", the pages are glued in with a square spine. It is slightly oversize and the magazine is well designed. No, it's a lot better than that - it's opulent. The magazine is printed on fine paper with bold formats, excellent typography and beautiful photographs. It almost went broke but apparently has been rescued for now. G&G lists Roy Blount Jr. and Pat Conroy among the contributing editors and the first advertisement I saw was for a gun, a Beretta. Never judge a magazine by it's name. Go to the website and check it out. I'm curious. There is no price listed on the cover. Have you ever seen the magazine? Let me know.
Thomas Nast, Boss Tweed, Krauthammer, Krugman, Oliphant and others will be quoted and exposed in this blog. Click on art to start with Boss Tweed
GUSTAV KLIMT
The Beethhoven Frieze, Secession Museum, Vienna, painted in1902 it did not go on display until 1986. Click on art to learn more.
PIKE PLACE MARKET, part of our masthead
For fresh seafood in Seattle there is only one place to go: The City Fishmarket in the Pike Place Market.
The Sacher Torte
A tabletop photo (in Vienna) of the Torte mitt schlage. Click photo for the recipe.
The Balloon Museum, Albuquerque NM
A replica of the first manned balloon flight. in France, 1783, hangs below a model of the Graf Zeppelin. This excellent museum needs visitors. Click on the picture for museum info.
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