I’ve always wanted to ride in one of these planes. Looks awesome! The reader writes:
“My dad and I went on a fishing trip to Alaska this summer. We took a float plane across cook inlet to an uninhabited lake, which is where this picture was taken. The fishing was great!!”
The reader writes:
“Sending along some pics with the PoP shirt on my recent trip to Serbia and Hungary. One was taken in Budapest on the Buda side, at Fisherman’s Bastion; it’s a grey day but behind me you can make out the Danube River and Parliament on the Pest side (at night the building is lit up red white and green – both cheesy and yet spectacular at the same time). The other was taken in Belgrade in front of the Sveti Sava church, which has been under construction for over 100 years. The exterior is finally finished and the while the inside is still a work in progress, construction is proceeding at a fair pace (and wouldn’t you know it, they already have the souvenir shop open).”
Sorry for the admin question but as I’m making the coolest Pet in PoPville t-shirts I’m also re-ordering regular PoP t-shirts. So my question is – would you like a new design or should I stick with the v-neck style (pictured above from PoP t-shirts continue to travel the globe)? If I stick with the v-neck style should I stick with green or another color? Or just do a completely new design? If anyone has any design ideas, shoot me an email please.
Mad PoP representation in Peru. I think 4 PoP t-shirts is a new record.
Great Wall, originally uploaded by Prince of Petworth.
“Attached is a picture of me and Victoria on the Great Wall of China at Mutianyu – Derby staff traveling the globe!”
Sweet! If those faces look familiar, as you can tell from the note, they work at the great Red Derby.
This is becoming one of my favorite features. The lucky traveler writes:
“Attached is a photo of myself (in the Pop shirt) and my wife from Mitad del Mundo (middle of the earth) aka the equator in Ecuador.”
Awesome photo!
This one is from Warsaw. They also sent in an international door of the day:
And an international pop up as well:
Warsaw’s doing it right.
A lucky reader writes:
“In this photo I am in Montelupo Albese, in the Cuneo province of Italy! The hillside was the most beautiful I have ever seen in my life. It was all rolling hills, picturesque villages and vineyards as far as the eye could see. I am so sad I had to leave.”
I like how this photo mirrors the joy from the sculpture below. Thanks to a reader for sending:
“While not many photo ops in Kabul due to security constraints, here is one taken from the Cabul Coffee House in the heart of downtown Kabul, Afghanistan.”
The reader writes:
“I took a little vacation to Morocco over Memorial Day and just had to pack my Pop T-shirt!
This picture was taken near the Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah, where they happened to film the Gladiator. Not that you can really tell, but my camel and I are looking towards the High Atlas. Needless to say, my guide was a little confused as to why he had to keep taking pictures of my back all day.”