File Under Miscellaneous: Carbon-Positive and Copacetic

A dreamy/eerie Italian sculpture garden, unearthed Egyptian art, and locking apps for your own self-preservation.

Shilo Shiv Suleman’s PADMA/LOTUS, part of the Forever Is Now exhibition at Giza. Photo courtesy of Art D’Égypte.

Tuesday’s Ten in Travel — what we’re seeing, doing, liking, reading, buying.

• Ambitious! Thread sketching through Europe.

• Calling all addicts: You can lock the apps you find distracting.

• Keeping an eye on this carbon-positive, nature-sensitive hotel.

• Google-mapping Bozarmo’s eerie 16th-century garden of colossal statues.

• Nevermind private jets. Private train cars are much more interesting. 

• A U.S. Customs janitor turned confiscated migrant items into moving art.

• 21 years later, the billion-dollar Grand Egyptian Museum finally opens.

• Also in Egypt: contempo sculptures juxtapose 4500-year-old pyramids.

• Peek creepily charming (charmingly creepy?) Tim Burton exhibition.

• Would be nice to take a turn in this hot seat on a cold day.