3 articles tagged with wooden architecture
The first time I rolled into Jurmala on my rented Kawasaki, the Baltic Sea breeze carrying the scent of pine forests, I had no idea I was about to discover one of Europe's most unique architectural treasures. Just 30 minutes...
The morning light filters through intricate wooden latticework, casting geometric shadows across my notebook as I sit in a 19th-century courtyard in Irkutsk. The air carries the scent of cedar and the distant aroma of freshly baked bread. Having documented...
The rhythm of my running shoes hitting Toronto's pavement couldn't be further from the crisp Siberian air that filled my lungs last summer in Irkutsk. There's something about cities with deep imperial histories that makes my marathon-trained legs itch to...