Walkabout
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Biking Connection After 30 years, the final segment of the Great Allegheny Passage, above, from Homestead, Pa., to Pittsburgh, opened on Saturday. It links with the C&O Canal Towpath in Cumberland, Md., which continues to Washington. (USA Today)
Chunnel Vision Eurostar, which runs trains through the Channel Tunnel, will soon have competition: the German state rail company Deutsche Bahn has been granted permission to run London-bound trains. Though the company doesn't expect to commence service until 2016, the new lines are expected to add as many as 4 million passengers on German and Dutch routes. (Bloomberg, via Skift)
Scare Tactics? A Newark-bound United Airlines flight is reportedly holding a passenger who claims he "poisoned everyone on board," Eyewitness News reports. (F.B.I. agents are meeting the plane at the airport, the Associated Press reports.) (Huffington Post)
Space-Age Material Boeing's Dreamliner is the first commercial plane with skin made of carbon-fiber composites, but the materials underneath — including highly engineered titanium and a range of cutting-edge aluminum alloys — are equally significant. (Wall Street Journal)
Happy Trails A guide to ocean-side trails along Maine's coast. (Maine Magazine) Breakfast, then walk in northern Michigan. (Traverse Magazine) Explore crowd-free national parks. (The Active Times)
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