In addition to sharing what to do, where to go, and what to eat in traveling, I like to delve deeper and share a little of the history, culture, economy, education, and social issues. Read about local delicacies around the world, sightseeing and activities you shouldn’t miss, best time to visit, and just as important the history and culture.
Simple yet powerful insight to people, places, and events around the world.
Read about the places I have visited and my insights into the culture, education, social conditions, of these locations, read Travel Notes and Storytelling. My travel blog is highlighted by a national organization and some of my stories are found in other publications. Click above on “ABOUT” to see these.
My heartbeat quickened and I held my breath as we reached the last turn before our first glimpse of The…
...Continued Journey of Spain Morocco and Portugal What does an ancient (1 AD) Roman aqueduct, a 12th Century Fortress, a…
It was dusk when we strolled into one of the nine entrance gates to Plaza Mayor (Main Square) in the…
The weather was mild and a soft breeze was blowing as our trolley pulled to a stop on the outskirts…
In a few days, Eddie and I will be on our way to Spain, Portugal, and Morocco for a fifteen-day…
The manatee calf was watchful of her mother. As the mother ascended to the surface from the bottom of the spring fed bay to get air, her calf came alongside to nurse.
My husband Eddie and I joined his cousin, singer/songwriter and seasoned Ireland travel group leader Carroll Brown for our first…
We gazed up the steep cobblestone street to the magnificent terraced houses that lined each side. Painted in radiant colors…
Twenty-nine women in Leadership Women International 2016 – Scandinavia, learned to cook the ‘hygge’ way in Copenhagen, Denmark. Hygge is…
The patient was not moving, a sign that she was very sick. Typically the technicians would be cautious of the…
