One of our favorite places from our travels (and favorite places we’ve lived) is Antigua, Guatemala.
Why? So many reasons. The culture, the lifestyle, the colors, the market, the art, the weather, the people, the location….
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One year since the start of the Tunisian 'Revolution', the city of Kairouan brought a cultural Revolution. The mural project in Kairouan was mobilized and organized by a group called El Khaldounia, based out of...
Making candy is a centuries old profession, easy to start yet difficult to master and develop a cult following. If you think the environment for candy is competitive today, hearken back to the early 1800s,...
Apart from a few dolphins that had been keeping pace, the only thing to see since we had passed Green Island was blue meeting blue on the distant horizon. The sunlight’s warmth and the deck...
Returning to New Jersey from a vacation in Vieques, Puerto Rico is not an easy thing to do. The overcast days and the cold, rainy nights at this time of the year don’t exactly compare...
This isn't me, but wish it was. Reminded me of my encounter with Marika in 2008. Enjoy the video. It gets going around 1 minute in. Awesome.
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You can't have that experience sitting at...
When I was planning my first visit to Israel in 2010, I asked my friend Matan where in the country his hometown was located. “Close to Tel Aviv,” he replied. “But then, most everything in...
Viktor room Hostel Artharmony
There is a range of off-beat accommodation in Prague, some of it right in the centre but others are slightly out of town. Here’s a selection of three quirky hostels – the...
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