November 10, 1975, The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, “a damp, drizzly November of the soul”
It happened forty-nine years ago today, in the cruelest month of the year, the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a maritime tragedy surpassed in notoriety
It happened forty-nine years ago today, in the cruelest month of the year, the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a maritime tragedy surpassed in notoriety
Old Faithful in America’s Yellowstone National Park is considered the most famous geyser in the world. However, that honour actually belongs to Iceland’s Great Geysir,
Of the many hikes we’ve done around the world, this one in the Bella Coola area of the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia deserves
What do we write for our ninth anniversary of blogging? We asked you, our readers, for ideas. And when none were suggested in our Comments
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
“Can I ask you a question?” a young woman queried Karol, Gail and me in a shop we’d ducked into to get away from the
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