Hello hungry travelers! We are heading to Skandinavia today and the region of one half of my heritage. The other half lies in the Emerald Isle and we will get to Ireland eventually. Today we...
Although most gardeners and farmers may list weeding or irrigation as important steps in growing vegetables, maybe the most important step of all isn’t even done by humans. Hard-working but often overlooked animals, including not...
I flew out to Santa Fe for a quick visit and to support my friend Liz as she shot her black & white bicycle ballet, Giselle. It was wonderful to be 7000 ft. above sea...
It’s November. Time for the depressing month of the year when we lose more than 5 minutes of daylight each day. Despite the sun running away from, color (and culture) is coming to...
The Northern California Coastline is often given the pet name “the Lost Coast” given its sparse population and relatively low tourism rate in comparison to its southern neighbors, ranging from San Francisco on down to San Diego.
I have to...
Travel writer Steven Crook, a British ex-pat who has lived in Taiwan since 1991, has been writing about Taiwan as a travel destination since 1996. He is the author of more than 600 published articles...
There’s a pocket of London that Londoners have heard of, but never glimpsed. Like the Shire to Tolkein’s Middle-Earth, it’s a place somewhat removed from the goings-on in the rest of the area, and beloved by...
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“Ignorance is bliss”. Often true. At the risk of sounding like an airhead, there are times (maybe more than I’d like to admit) during travel that I am almost grateful for the...
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