For all you lovers of design, retro products, and, oh yeah ESPRESSO, you should check out this post by chavenet. It's a link to an absolutely beautiful site that showcases antique espresso coffee machines. Go away decaf, we're busy (and in love)!
Stumptown coffee truck by SusieWyshak (cc by-nc-nd)
I used to own a coffee shop in the lower east side of Manhattan ... newpotato with some very interesting inside advice in the Is coffee truck profitable? thread. ☕️
coffee is... by savoryexposure (cc by-sa)
Mecran01 posted The invisible addiction: is it time to give up caffeine? "because I wanted to see what shape the resistance would take ..."
Pont en Royans by FrenchHope (cc by)
Recently on Mefi, people and places around the world, enchanting, mysterious and magnetic:
Good luck finding parking: "The Precarious Architecture of 7 European Cliff Cities"
The REMAINS of Greenland project is attempting to locate and preserve archaeological sites in Greenland before they are lost to the destructive effects of climate change
Italians Compare the Arrival of Starbucks to the Apocalypse: pjsky's roundup of the unthinkable
Grace's Guide to British Industrial History is a project publishing the history of industry in the UK and elsewhere
"Being Iceland, it gets complicated": Saga Thing is a podcast about the Sagas of the Icelanders
Roadtrip like it's 1966: 1966 video photolog trips of selected highways via BC Ministry of Transportation
No vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end: A short video from the British Geological Survey about Siccar Point
Vintage Lion Coffee Ad by thegraphicaddict (cc by-sa)
In an AskMe trying to track down a coffee press from a screen shot MsMolly one of our local librarians, tracks down an amusing letter to the editor from an 1814 coffee nerd.
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