In the Dolomiti, the Highest Rose Garden in Europe
In the long days and warm sun of June, rose buds unfold and blossom. But it was late September with “Autumn’s languid sun and rain/When
In the long days and warm sun of June, rose buds unfold and blossom. But it was late September with “Autumn’s languid sun and rain/When
In our last post, “The Acts of Little Carmen,” we talked about choosing to stay in Spain’s old walled city of Cáceres for its architectural beauty,
“Did you see any mafia?” people asked when we returned from Sicily. “You’ll see signs they’re still around, like villages with piles of garbage at
For god sakes you might be thinking—who wants to read another blog on a waterfall in Iceland? Even if it’s considered one of the most
Only once have I seen the Aurora Borealis—nature’s fireworks. I remember it vividly: a wave of green ribboning the sky, a tinge of magenta on
Damn Markus Raetz! You are the direct cause of my always returning from Eggum with sheep shit on my clothes and crushing sand between my
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