View images from our Travel Issue 2019, including scenes from The Cotswolds, Pittsburgh and Uganda.
Pittsburgh, USA – May 25, 2013 Pavement women’s clothing store in Lawrenceville, a upcoming artistic, hipster and professional community in the City of Pittsburgh. Pavement offers bohemian chic clothing and accesories for sale. Photographed and edited with an iPhone. 
Located on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, Castle Combe is known as “the prettiest village in England.” (Stock photo) 
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater was designed in 1935 and completed in 1937. The house is well integrated with the environment, with gravity defying cantilevered balconies. (Stock photo) 
Israeli sunset (Photo courtesy Abrams Travel) 
Farmhouse in English countryside of the Cotswolds. (Stock photo) 
Gathering water in Uganda (Photo courtesy of Sophia Neiman) 
Mountain views in Uganda (Photo courtesy of Sophia Neiman)
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