Granada: History You Can Feel
Granada. Inhale the beauty. Life is returning to the surface as greenery is popping and buds are emerging. Off in … Continue reading Granada: History You Can Feel
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Barcelona: Tapas, Towers, and Timeless Art
Barcelona is a city like no other. The Catalan heritage and language are still vibrant here. The tapas culture provides … Continue reading Barcelona: Tapas, Towers, and Timeless Art
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
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
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
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
A Postcard from Rouen
We bid Paris goodbye with a postcard from Rouen. Nestled in the Normandy region, Rouen had its share of stories … Continue reading A Postcard from Rouen
“ I only drink Champagne on two occasions, when I am in love and when I am not.” – Coco Chanel
Paris could fill all your days, but if you do venture out, particularly in the winter, what better temptress than … Continue reading “ I only drink Champagne on two occasions, when I am in love and when I am not.” – Coco Chanel
Paris in January : A Cozy Culinary Escape
While January in Paris is a little grey, damp and on the chilly side, the city never disappoints. The crush … Continue reading Paris in January : A Cozy Culinary Escape
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