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GADLING'S TAKE FIVE: Week of July 8

GadlingTime for another week of random picks from the bloggers here at Gadling. Saddle up, simmer down and go solo on the slow train if you must.

5. Albertan Cowboy Culture: Where's the Real Old West These Days?:

When my mind conjures images of cowboys on the open range or prairie searching for the type of things cowboys go looking for I don't imagine them in Canada. This could just be me, but thanks to Martha the cowboys in my daydream have a new home in Alberta. Some are a little commercialized and others a bit more authentic, but you'll have to read further for the details.

4. Why Trains Suck in America:
I've never taken a train in America. Have you? Ever wonder why so many Americans don't? See why Neil thinks train transportation is basically dead in the U.S.

3. The Best U.S. Cities for Singles:
It's summer time in the city and you're single. Find out which city has the most singles and mosey on over to find your better half. That's if you don't like being single for the summer and all.

2. A Canadian in Beijing: Reverse Culture Shock:
Goodbyes and readjustment can be a tough job to tackle after a long excursion abroad. Ember hasn't been home long and already she is back on the road touring with her band. Check out this last post in her series and find out where you can keep tabs on her future jaunts.

1. The "Wonders of the World" Votes are in!:

The world has made its final decision and the new seven wonders of the world are...

Filed under: Arts and Culture, History, Learning, Festivals and Events, Asia, North America, South America, China, India, Canada, Mexico, United States, Brazil, Peru

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