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Arizona – Photo Gallery (3 of 3)
Fred Perry left behind both touristy spots and win
The Big Trip #2
Week 3: It’s raining, it’s pouring Route: Tours – Limoges – Sarlat 344 kilometers The cold and rain continued. We heard BBC reports that this has been the worst weather France has had in 100 years. One evening, we camped in a stand of trees on the side of the road in rain that must
I Wanna Be a Travel Writer – Feb. 13, Grandma to Groover
Feb. 13 – Grandma to Groover Almost three years ago I went to see the doctor about some shortness of breath, lightheadedness, and stomach pains. She said I had pre-30s anxiety and not to worry about it. I went home laughing. I was only 27; I wouldn’t turn 30 for three more years! Besides, turning […]
Trans-Atlantic Travelogue #2
Yellowstone, the Gilded Coral Snail and 2120 South Michigan Avenue Willoughby, Ohio April 8, 2001 Scoreboard: 10 states I have to start this installment with a confession. When I first wake up I’m an idiot. For 45 minutes or so I can’t comprehend the most basic concepts, can’t carry on a decent conversation, mess up
The White Dove of Peace (1 of 2) – Turkey
Andrew Walker heads off the tourist trail, and fin
Malta – Photo Gallery (4 of 4)
Fred Perry’s 4-story series introduces Malta not a
The White Dove of Peace (2 of 2) – Turkey
Andrew Walker heads off the tourist trail, and fin
Malta – Unbeaten, Unbowed (3 of 4)
Fred Perry’s 4-story series introduces Malta not a
Malta – Land of Historic Churches (2 of 4)
Fred Perry’s 4-story series introduces Malta not a
Joe’s Trip to Turkey 2000 – 6 of 6
Returning to Turkey with Fez Bus finding different
Travels without a Plan #10
Melbourne Mumblings After all the excitement of the opening weekend of the Olympics, to say that arriving in Melbourne was a bit of a shock to the system would be an understatement. It also did not help that for the day before I was feeling like death warmed up, I think with a 48 hour
Swiss Miss (3 of 4)
Immediately, we came across a small glacial pond. It was unbelievable that we had never come across it before. We all skinned our feet from their sweaty socks and shoes and plunged our feet in to let out our various shrill tunes of shock. Our feet all went numb immediately, but, just for a challenge,