Shipstern Bluff, Tasmania, Australia is located in a remote area on the southeastern tip of the Tasman Peninsula. Named for a massive rock formation the shape of the stern of a sinking ship that juts up out the sea, it is often called Devil’s Point. Here lashing winds of…to continue
Faulconbridge
Michio lives near Faulconbridge, today a village of around 4,000 people, located in the Blue Mountains of Australia. It is one of several small towns that grew up along the railway line that opened up a passage way through the mountains for the early settlers heading west. Faulconbridge is 48 miles west of the coastal city of Sydney….to continue
Chicago/Hyde Park
Anna lives in the Hyde Park-Kenwood which is a neighborhood seven miles south of downtown Chicago, from 47 th to 51st Street bordered on the west by Washington Park and on the east by Lake Michigan…to continue
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Changan, China
This city whose name means Perpetual Peace functioned not only as the capital city of ancient China for ten dynasties but during the peak of the Chinese civilization, the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907), it became the most populous and cosmopolitan city in the entire world. As the terminal point for the fabled Silk Road, it was…to continue
Xian, China
After the fall of the Tang Dynasty in 904 the ancient city of Chang’an fell into disrepair and the majority of residents left the city. It was not until 1370 that the first Ming Dynasty emperor renamed the city Xian. Today it is a city of nearly nine million people. A pioneer in software and aerospace research…to continue