My Quest for the Spirit of Haida Gwaii
In the early 1970s Magellan and I bought a print of Emily Carr’s “Haida Totems.” Its presence followed us through a succession of homes, creating
In the early 1970s Magellan and I bought a print of Emily Carr’s “Haida Totems.” Its presence followed us through a succession of homes, creating
Were I four decades younger and had the means to live in any city in the world, the white cobblestones of Lisbon would be a
“Are you taking a gun?” You’d be surprised how often this question was asked when we announced our plans to spend three months touring the
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Dangerousroads.com says, The Mokee (or Moki) Dugway, located on Utah Route 261 just north of Mexican Hat, Utah is a staggering, graded dirt switchback road carved into
“How do you choose your travel accommodation?” Teresa asked us at dinner one night. We review our favourite sources. Book it ourselves. And our choices,
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