The Travel Wire: best travel reads #46

The Travel Wire is a weekly newsletter of the best travel reads from around the web, edited by James Clark from Nomadic Notes.

Travel reads

• The centuries-old abandoned farmhouses of Puglia are having a renaissance moment [Smithsonian]

"Supporting sustainability and local economies, these out-of-the-way structures known as masserie are offering a new type of rustic luxury."

• How to travel like Anthony Bourdain [Here, There And Everywhere]

"It’s not about where you go. It’s about how you go."

• When the icebergs came to town [Kottke]

"A few weeks ago, a pair of icebergs drifted close to Innaarsuit, Greenland. Photographer Dennis Lehtonen captured the visit".

• Let’s be honest: you’re not going to Wuhan [Scott Monaco]

"What one city taught me about the stories we carry before we even arrive."