Experience Nova Scotia from a couple’s perspective: traveling by car down the coast.
Watching the sunrise on Cadillac Mountain, hiking along the coast: a couples perspective of traveling through Acadia National Park in Maine.
Why I Love France. Tina J. Gordon gives eight very good reasons why she loves France. From polite little kids, to smokers to baguettes, she sums it up well.
I was given the name Cynthia, and visited Sintra by chance. I just had to find Mount Kynthos on the island of Delos in the Greek Cyclades, the birthplace of Artemis
Havana: On the city’s seaside Malecon, Alex Hill shares a familiar musical moment with Cuban musicians he meets while traveling to Havana, Cuba.
Havana Cuba: Politics before breakfast. A visit to the island to shares ideas, from black market foods, to talk about the Castros and life in Havana.
Morocco. Nick Wharton found himself in the midst of a riot one day in Tetouan, Morocco, here is an account of being a stranger in a strange land.
Chiapas Mexico: Lori Veale describes an encounter with a village girl in San Cristobal Mexico that she’s never forgotten.
Hanging out with His Holiness: Meeting the Dalai Lama By Katherine Smith I’m not usually a nervous passenger, but then I don’t usually attempt to conquer the world’s highest motorable pass. It’s just short of 19,000 feet high to be […]
Both Feet on the Ground: Walking from town to town in rural Mexico By Andrew Wilson Walking is not something people usually do in Mexico when they want to go from place to place. They take a bus or a […]
Why We Travel: A backpacker’s ethos. Reflections on how travel brings people of a like mind together. A philosophy of travel, the road, and freedom.
By Janis Turk Jules wrote the number 7 with a line scratched across the middle like the letter F. His precise penmanship, the folded Mailblock blue airmail envelopes and even his return address intrigued me: Moushill Mead, Milford, Surrey, UK.. […]
Looking for a Lost Friend in England England: My search for Moushill Mead By Janis Turk Jules wrote the number 7 with a line scratched across the middle like the letter F. His precise penmanship, the folded Mailblock blue airmail […]
