Four Days in Venice
Before arriving in Venice I wasn’t sure what to expect. Pam had visited many years ago and the city left a great impression on her that continues to this day (she made it a point Read More …
Author: Tim
All Roads Lead to Rome
Rome, one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. The site of sculptures, fountains, and artifacts greater than one can imagine – there was no way we could see it all during our three-day visit, but we Read More …
Naples: Herculaneum and Pompeii
Naples has always been on our radar as a place we would love to visit. Having learned and been drilled on the historic significance of pyroclastic flows since grade school there was no reason not Read More …
Welcome to London
Welcome to London… where the museums are free (donations suggested) and the cars drive on the left side. Under many a cloudy sky we have looked the wrong way for oncoming traffic and the weather Read More …
Paris
I had to revisit our photo blog on Paris since I didn’t have the time (or dedication?) to write anything about the city – what surprised me was the feeling that there was something unique Read More …
Avila: The Town of Stones and Saints
“Horrible climate, too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter, very strange tragic place. I don’t know why I want to live there.” – Orson Welles on Avila