Travel

Nat M. Zorach July 13, 2023September 5, 2023 0 Comments artificial intelligence, chatgpt, chatgpt 4.0, gpt, iceland, island, llm, reykjavik, travel during covid, using chatgpt for travel planning, using chatgpt while traveling

How ChatGPT Saved Me While Traveling

Hiking up an Icelandic glacier is already pretty daunting, but it can be made a bit less daunting with an AI assistant. It can’t help you climb, but it can explain some missing puzzle pieces.

visiting iceland reykjavik cityscape panorama

Culture & Language Europe Travel

Nat M. Zorach June 12, 2023June 11, 2023 0 Comments burgerbanism, climate change, europe, geothermal power, ICE, iceland, iceland tourism, nordic, nordic consonants, nordic countries, nordic social welfare system, schengen area, travel, visiting iceland

Travelogue: Reykjavik, þú lítur vel út!

This week, we departed the land of fire and smog for a land of fire and steam– where we will

Burgerbanism South Travel

Nat M. Zorach June 8, 2023June 7, 2023 0 Comments arkansas, arkansas river, burgerbanism, dining, empress little rock, esse purse museum, hillcrest, little rock, little rock arkansas, pavementalities, pulaski heights, quapaw, sarah huckabee sanders, soma, soma little rock, south main little rock, south main street, tourism, travel

Exploring Little Rock: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Arkansas

We travel to Little Rock to explore the city’s architecture, history, and, of course, the food scene.

aerial satellite view of bentonville and rogers arkansas

South Travel

Nat M. Zorach June 6, 2023June 6, 2023 0 Comments american south, arkansas, bentonville, bentonville arkansas, fayetteville, northwest arkansas, NW arkansas, ozark, ozark plateau, rogers, rogers arkansas, south, the south

Pavementalities: Bentonville & Rogers, Arkansas

Nat and Adrianne travel to Bentonville and Rogers, Arkansas, a megalopolis where there is no “there” there, and provide an expansive review of the best places to eat, drink, and shop.

Ohio Travel

Nat M. Zorach May 24, 2023May 24, 2023 0 Comments anthony wayne, arboretum, boo bear's brew, canals, college towns, courthouses, david wooster, e-pak, hampton inn, local roots market, midwestern courthouses, OARDC, ohio, ohio light opera, OSU, second empire architecture, secrest arboretum, The Ohio State University, travel, travel writing, wayne center for the arts, wooster, wooster college, wooster ohio

Adventures in Wooster, Ohio

Last week began what will be the first of a few actual summer vacations. This first adventure took us to

Mobility Transit infrastructure Travel

Nat M. Zorach July 30, 2021July 30, 2021 0 Comments dc metro, lyft, transit, Uber

Infrastructure Works: Returning To My Native East Coast

My temporary DC digs are a 40-minute commute from the office. They’re also a 40-minute drive from the office. What is this magical land I’ve arrived in?!