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Time flies. This latitude project, concept, brainstorm, idea, all that it is, endures. Maybe it even grows stronger just because it endures. At least in my mind, there is some value in [...]

Citizen diplomacy is a field of work that features regular people conducting the kinds of diplomatic exchanges that foster goodwill and connections between communities internationally. It gained [...]

We can appreciate that the Winter Solstice- the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere from a daylight perspective, is the shortest day on every latitude line North of the equator. [...]

Heuristic. Awesome word. From Merriam Webster: “involving or serving as an aid to learning, discovery, or problem-solving by experimental and especially trial-and-error methods heuristic [...]

Paris Ontario is a significant town on my latitude line for two reasons. One, it is a beautiful town with Canadian Ontario charm. It’s a nice place and I’m happy to add it to my [...]

I was relieved to be in Canada, and on a mission to Paris. There’s no doubt that Paris is extremely significant to the narrative of my latitude line 43.10 North, and to The Latitude [...]

There’s something here. I was randomly searching around the web and came upon a discussion surrounding quotes misattributed to the Founding Fathers of the United States. There’s an [...]

Curated shelves in libraries along the latitude line around the world could be a perfect way to help people better understand their latitude lines. Select local histories of other communities [...]

Bandon Oregon is the kind of place I hope to find on my latitude travels, weaving together the places and people and narrative directly East and West of Manchester, Vermont, around the world. I [...]

The Erie Canal, spanning upstate NY from Buffalo to Albany, and the Camino de Santiago, coursing across Northern Spain, are both substantial East-West pathways, and both share the same latitude [...]