Fathom's Favorite Links: Week of May 23, 2015
What we're clicking on and talking about this week at #FathomHQ.
In October 2015, an abandoned house in Detroit will get some flower power love from local florists. They just did a preview earlier this month, and the photos are stunning. The Flower House will open to visitors from October 16 to 18, 2015, and I'm marking my calendar. – Becky, editorial assistant
Did you know the scent of rain differs by country? Here's the story of how one Indian village turns the water droplets into perfume. – Berit, editor
Ever since drone cameras were released, I've been waiting for a video like this one of sixteen days in Antarctica. – Becky
I spent Tuesday morning combing through the National Stationery Show, where companies like Ditto Ditto and Hartford Prints! showed off their latest designs. It's was paper heaven. Next week I'm going to scope out the pencil scene at C. W. Pencil Enterprise on New York's LES. – Berit
I'm consistently impressed by the NYT's interactive series. The latest, called In Flight, describes a pilot's view of life in the sky from Heathrow to Tokyo. – Jeralyn, editorial director
THIS WEEK ON FATHOM: Latin America
Kings of the World. Photo by Nick Jewell / Flickr.
This week we head south of the border.
Peru: Are llamas the world's cutest animals? Here's 16 photos that prove they are.
Brazil: The beach is calling, but your lover is sick. A travel fiasco tale from the other side.
In your picnic basket: Pack for a global spread this summer with 10 picnic essentials.
On your phone: Introducing 24 best travelers to follow on the new storytelling app Steller.
Instagram: We turn the lens on hosts, travel buddies, and strangers who capture the spirit south of the border.
