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Jacob

Jacob


36 places I want to go   192 places I've been
  2. 1. Maine
    United States
    		1,606 people
  3. 2. Alaska
    United States
    		8,189 people
  4. 3. Hawai'i
    United States
    		7,020 people
  5. 4. San Francisco
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
    		4,039 people
  6. 5. Los Angeles
    United States: California: Southern California: Los Angeles County
    		2,238 people
  7. 6. Las Vegas
    United States: Nevada
    1 cheer     		3,083 people
  8. 7. Portland
    United States: Oregon
    		1,364 people
  9. 8. Seattle
    United States: Washington State: King County
    1 cheer     		3,180 people
  10. 9. Vancouver
    Canada: British Columbia
    1 cheer     		2,323 people
  11. 10. Brazil
    South America
    		7,603 people
  12. 11. Rio de Janeiro
    Brazil: Rio de Janeiro (state)
    		2,057 people
  13. 12. Peru
    South America
    		3,746 people
  14. 13. United Kingdom
    Europe
    1 cheer     		6,347 people
  15. 14. Ireland
    Europe
    		11,299 people
  16. 15. Scotland
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		4,015 people
  17. 16. England
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		2,423 people
  18. 17. London
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England
    		6,777 people
  19. 18. Netherlands
    Europe
    		2,961 people
  20. 19. Lithuania
    Europe
    		516 people
  21. 20. Paris
    France: Ile de France
    		6,732 people
  22. 21. Spain
    Europe
    		8,350 people

Recent entries

Calvin Theater, Northampton

Randy Newman at the Calvin

I saw here, and it was a great show. The audience was a lot older than other places in town – they put the more “mature” (and a little more expensive) acts here. It’s a beautiful theater – it would be cool if they screened old films and made a big event out of it. We sat in the balcony, and the view was great from anywhere in the theater, but if you’re concerned about good seats, get tickets as soon as they go on sale, and you can pick which seats you want.

over 4 years ago

Black Ink, Harvard Square

"I'll take one of each"

Most of the things here are understandably a little expensive (the shop is right in Harvard Square). BUT one thing I noticed right away were the subway / city maps of 5 cities prominently displayed in the shop:

  • San Francisco 1909
  • New York City elevated lines around 1916
  • Paris Métro / autobus 1945
  • London Underground 1963
  • Tokyo around the 1950s

They are big beautiful prints from Cavallini Papers and sold as wrapping paper (not priced as posters), so they’re only $3.50 each. Cartographile that I am, I gladly got one of each and am extremely satisfied. I didn’t get to spent too much time looking around here, but I’m sure there are other such treasures to be found, as the store was full of doodads and cool things.

over 4 years ago


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