London: A Comedy, A Tragedy, A Feast
London is a city of possibilities: the history, commerce, culture, and experience. We conclude our travels with a dive into … Continue reading London: A Comedy, A Tragedy, A Feast
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York Minster to Rock Mister
When traveling for an extended period of time, alternating contrasting stops can add a refresh. We have been enjoying the … Continue reading York Minster to Rock Mister
Two Teachers, One Honeymoon, and the Road Less Traveled
With the growth of Airbnb, VRBO, internet booking, TripAdvisor, and AI planning, an international trip is possible to plan. Forty-one … Continue reading Two Teachers, One Honeymoon, and the Road Less Traveled
Northern England in Rain and Ruins
Northern Britain, home to the Pennines mountain range, which form a spine of volcanic rock and slate, offers a gorgeous … Continue reading Northern England in Rain and Ruins
Bagpipes, Bravehearts, and New Friends in Edinburgh
Edinburgh rises up as a city with a storied past and an impassioned future. The castle on the hill, backlit … Continue reading Bagpipes, Bravehearts, and New Friends in Edinburgh
Stockholm: Where Water Shapes the City
Water, water, everywhere…the archipelago stretches up along the coast. There are thousands of small rocky islands, some with commerce, permanent … Continue reading Stockholm: Where Water Shapes the City
Venice of the North: Our Days in Stockholm
Stockholm, the capitol of Sweden is an unusually beautiful city. The largest metropolis of the Nordic cities, sometimes referred to … Continue reading Venice of the North: Our Days in Stockholm
In the Wake of Our Ancestors: A Swedish Journey
When David’s grandfather Oskar Friedolf Wilheim Persson (changed to Pearson at Ellis Island) stayed with us for a couple of … Continue reading In the Wake of Our Ancestors: A Swedish Journey
A Symphony of Family: Reconnecting in Helsingborg
When you think what is the thing in your life that is your Northstar, ours would be family. This trip, … Continue reading A Symphony of Family: Reconnecting in Helsingborg
Copenhagen’s Hidden Gems: Cold Plunges, Warm Hearts, and Twinkling Lights
What better way to christen the start of a trip than with a champagne toast at the airport! As a … Continue reading Copenhagen’s Hidden Gems: Cold Plunges, Warm Hearts, and Twinkling Lights
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