“Yamas!” Greek Ruins in Sicily’s Agrigento: Part 1
It is said you can see more Greek ruins in Sicily than in Greece itself. Which isn’t surprising. When it was part of Greater Greece,
It is said you can see more Greek ruins in Sicily than in Greece itself. Which isn’t surprising. When it was part of Greater Greece,
When Spice and I camped overnight in Tuktoyaktuk in June 2019, the hamlet appeared battered by nature and in peril. Then while writing our earlier
Can you guess this riddle, Riddle 69 from The Exeter Book? “On the way a miracle: water becomes bone?” Finding the miracle where water has
“What drew you here?” asked the friendly woman at the desk at the Beothuk Interpretation Centre when we arrived at opening time that morning in June.
Watching the BNP Paribas Open now underway at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden brings back fond memories. The year Magellan became a retired jubilado we
How can we have been strangers for so long to a pisco sour—now our favourite cocktail? Why didn’t we discover it before we became jubilados,
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