Photography Deep Freeze 2018 The bitter cold temps earlier this month produced Philly's coldest two-week stretch in 38 years, freezing nearly all of the area's waterways solid. Brad Maule donned several layers to photograph the icy scenes all over ...
History The Tale Of Catfish And Waffles Long before chicken and waffles took hip restaurant menus by storm Philadelphia was famous for the meal's precursor, catfish and waffles, served at inns and taverns on the banks of the Wissahickon Creek and the ...
Photography Stuck Inside Of Mt. Airy With The Center City Blues There's nothing quite like the silent magic of the city during a full-on blizzard, is there? Daily co-editor Brad Maule spent most of this past weekend outside—half in Mt. Airy and Germantown, half in the ...
Urbanism The Devil Is The Detail "Notorious" Devil's Pool? The most beloved place in the Wissahickon may suffer abuse and indignity every summer, but they are no match for its beauty and physiologic significance. Brad Maule defends the natural ...
Uncategorized Getting Wise To Watershed Waste With One Man’s Trash Today is Earth Day and Bradley Maule has a bone to pick with Philadelphia. He just spent 52 weeks picking up our litter in the Wissahickon Valley and his collection isn't pretty. His evocative environmental ...
Photography Winter Whiteout 2015 Though last month's Storm of the Century resulted in little else than a dusting and forecaster embarrassment, this winter has meant serious business. Thanks to the brutal recent cold snap, Philadelphia has had its coldest ...
Urbanism In Search Of The Source As gorgeous a landscape as the Wissahickon Creek carves through Philadelphia, it couldn't possibly begin its journey to the Schuylkill as an inlet from a shopping mall parking lot. Could it? Brad Maule heads ...
Photography The Colorful Canopy: Fall In The Wissahickon All across the Northeast, a relatively mild summer has produced some of the most vibrant fall foliage in years. That's all the excuse Brad Maule needed to immerse himself with camera in the Wissahickon woods ...
