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Arthur Frommer’’s Europe

為了解決Beaches的問題，作者Frommer, Arthur,Ames, Paul,Barron, Peter 這樣論述：

Arthur Frommer The son of a Polish-born mother and an Austrian-born father, Frommer was drafted into the U.S. Army during the Korean War, but was stationed in Europe because of his fluency in German and Russian. During his service, he wrote and self-published a guidebook called The GI’s Guide to Tra

veling in Europe in 1955 that was an immediate hit among his fellow soldiers. In 1957, Frommer created a civilian version called Europe on 5 Dollars a Day, which became an overnight best seller. He subsequently published guidebooks covering all parts of the globe. Frommer licensed his travel guide b

ook business to Simon & Schuster in 1977. Eventually, the Frommer’s series was purchased by John Wiley & Sons, and in August 2012, Google purchased the travel guides. Through all the exchanges, Arthur Frommer was always deeply involved with the guide books. In 2013, Frommer reacquired control of the

guidebooks bearing his name and has come full circle, now self-publishing his iconic travel books again. Additionally, Arthur Frommer writes a travel column syndicated through King Features, and co-hosts a weekly syndicated radio show with his daughter Pauline, ＂The Travel Show with Arthur & Paulin

e Frommer.＂ Arthur resides in New York City. Paul Ames (author Portugal): A native of England’s East Anglia region, Ames has been fascinated by Portugal since a childhood visit in the 1970s when the country was gripped by revolutionary fervor. After 20 years based in Brussels covering Europe for Th

e Associated Press and other international media, he returned to Lisbon in 2013. Paul works as a freelance journalist and never tires of exploring the delights of his adopted homeland, from the green hills of the Minho to sub-tropical Madeira island and all the beaches in between. Peter Barron (auth

or Spain): After careers at the BBC and Google, Peter Barron turned his attention to restoring a barn with his wife Julia at their finca on the border between Andalucía and Extremadura. He has been visiting Spain for over thirty years and loves flamenco guitar, ibérico ham, and manzanilla sherry. He

is one of the authors of Frommer’s Spain and blogs about Extremaduran life at adventuresinextremadura.com. He divides his time between Spain and London. Anna E. Brooke (author France) relocated from her native Britain to Paris in 2000 and hasn’t looked back since. She is now a full-fledged bohemian

, juggling life between freelance travel writing (Frommer’s, Sunday New York Times Travel, Time Out Paris and the Financial Times), children’s fiction, acting and songwriting for film. Jennifer Ceaser (author Belgium and The Netherlands) is a freelance writer and editor who has specialized in travel

journalism for two decades. A former New Yorker and staff editor at the New York Post, Jennifer has lived in Europe since 2016, including Amsterdam, Berlin and Barcelona. She contributes to a variety of publications including Condé Nast Traveler, AFAR, New York magazine, BBC, Time Out, Delta Sky, a

nd Wine Enthusiast. Jason Cochran (author, England & Scotland) was twice awarded Guide Book of the Year by the Lowell Thomas Awards (Society of American Travel Writers) and once by the North American Travel Journalists Association for his book Frommer’s EasyGuide to London. His writing has appeared

in the New York Post, Entertainment Weekly, Travel + Leisure, USA Today, and Budget Travel , among many others. Jason has appeared as a host and commentator on CBS, Fox and AOL, to name a few. He currently is the Editor in Chief of Frommers.com. Donald Strachan (author Italy) is a writer and journal

ist who has written about Italy for publications worldwide, including National Geographic, the Guardian, Sunday Telegraph, and the Independent. Rachel Glassberg (author Austria, Germany, Switzerland) is a Berlin-based journalist last seen traversing the Alps for Frommer’s Switzerland and ruining he

r friends’ favorite bars for Frommer’s Germany. Formerly deputy editor of the English-language city magazine Exberliner, she now divides her time between writing, music, and travel -- sometimes two or even all three of those simultaneously.

Beaches進入發燒排行的影片

苗栗西湖線至舊海線鐵路段自行車道規劃之研究

為了解決Beaches的問題，作者吳睿騏 這樣論述：

苗栗縣多年來致力於『科技、海洋、慢活幸福山城』之幸福打造建設，單車環島已經是台灣熱門的活動，海天連成一線的海岸線更是單車客、背包族首選，鄰近的新竹縣及台中市也都有規劃完善的沿海單車路線，因此，更應該極力整頓既有觀光遊憩能量，強化海岸自行車道休閒品質。從海洋、沙灘、漁港到休憩園區，觀光層次分明、旅遊景點多元，苗栗海岸線將活力十足。苗栗縣主要皆以山城為主也具有優美的海景，不同於其他縣市苗栗縣在台鐵西部幹線上，有山線與海線兩種路線，海線行經沿海鄉鎮地區，路線較靠近台灣西部海岸而得名。 本研究乃利用舊有海線鐵路之橋墩(西湖溪口)興建濱海自行車道之串聯以降低危險性，及完成『懷舊鐵道、魅力海洋』

的目標，推動舊海線鐵路自行車道串連建置計畫。為避免現有自行車道路線需與西部濱海快速道路外側之機車道共線，造成自行車行進間之危險性，利用舊有海線鐵路之橋墩(西湖溪口)來打造濱海自行車道之串聯以降低其危險性，期冀努力創造『懷舊鐵道、魅力海洋』的利基，本研究利用可行性分析方法評估結果完成舊海線鐵路自行車道串連建置計畫。本研究之結論可提供後續相關工程規劃與應用之參考使用。

Lonely Planet Thailand’s Islands & Beaches

為了解決Beaches的問題，作者Lonely Planet 這樣論述：

《島嶼傳藝》──皮雕藝術家紀錄片的創作論述

為了解決Beaches的問題，作者彭韋喬 這樣論述：

　　追尋自我實現的時候，好像孤鳥停歇在島嶼之中，只專注地探索自己在乎的。翻開約翰·多恩在1624年於《在緊急際遇中的靈修（Devotions upon Emergent Occasions）》收錄的詩篇〈沒有人是一座孤島（No Man Is An Island: John Donn）〉；或許是的，沒有一個人是一座孤島；卻也同時，每個人都是一座又一座的孤島；然而，孤島之間仍環繞海洋連結著彼此，也幸好有大海捎來了瓶中信使孤鳥起程飛往彼此…。　　《島嶼傳藝》為紀錄片創作，透過設計好得流程包含：實地拍攝紀錄、剪輯和電腦動畫等技術，筆者希望能感性地呈現人物的內心意象，去開啟關於樸素藝術和皮雕藝術家們的

故事。郭淑芬是來自澎湖的白沙鄉，十八歲離開自己所在的島嶼，來到了臺灣「打拼」，喜歡手工藝的她，因緣分接觸到皮雕藝術，時光推移慢慢地熱愛上這個技藝，「皮雕藝術」成為她一生的志業，那時三十歲的郭淑芬在澎湖辦了第一場皮雕創作個展，正式邁向藝術家的道路，並在往後的二十年間，長期在國中小的課後班服務高關懷的學生。　　西元2018年，住在臺東的警備隊長陳天放，透過網路在社群軟體中認識同樣熱愛皮雕藝術的郭淑芬。兩位受訪者各自都有自己的家庭生計要照顧，卻沒有因此澆熄心中突破自我的熱情，某天陳天放靈機一動，決心向郭淑芬拜師學藝。　　紀錄兩位受訪者的人生記憶、創作展覽和自我實現的同時，其實也是作者在探索美學與藝術

的某種層次的自白書呈現。