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Eurail kicks off new year with new plans

Eurail has enhanced its offerings for the new year with some new passes and some upgrades to existing ones. One of the best bits for families: children 4-11 now trvel free if accompanied by a pass-holding adult.   Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro…

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PortMoresby in Italy

  January 4, 2014:          Frutta Fresca, Roma February 19, 2014:     Herculaneum, 79 A.D. April 2, 2014:              Gallery: Day Trip to Barga April 9, 2014:    …

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Be careful where you make your mark!

  A Russian tourist was recently fined 20,000 Euro for defacing one of Italy’s most beloved national symbols, the Colosseum, in Rome.   It’s said to be the fifth act of vandalism to that ancient structure this year.   The Russian man…

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The Intrigue of the Orient Express

 The Orient Express! The very mention of its name brings images of eastern cities, romantic trysts, exotic costumes, shining spires and minarets—and, of course, that’s why it was given that name. It began its run from Paris to Istanbul in…

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From Where I Sit: A Gallery of Benches

In a recent Gumbo blog , Jonathan L. pointed out that travelers (and locals) need a place to rest from time to time while visiting or going about daily life…and part of the need is what’s called—logically—street furniture. 

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Eurail kicks off new year with new plans

Eurail has enhanced its offerings for the new year with some new passes and some upgrades to existing ones. One of the best bits for families: children 4-11 now trvel free if accompanied by a pass-holding adult.   Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro…

Read More

PortMoresby in Italy

  January 4, 2014:          Frutta Fresca, Roma February 19, 2014:     Herculaneum, 79 A.D. April 2, 2014:              Gallery: Day Trip to Barga April 9, 2014:    …

Read More

Be careful where you make your mark!

  A Russian tourist was recently fined 20,000 Euro for defacing one of Italy’s most beloved national symbols, the Colosseum, in Rome.   It’s said to be the fifth act of vandalism to that ancient structure this year.   The Russian man…

Read More

The Intrigue of the Orient Express

 The Orient Express! The very mention of its name brings images of eastern cities, romantic trysts, exotic costumes, shining spires and minarets—and, of course, that’s why it was given that name. It began its run from Paris to Istanbul in…

Read More

From Where I Sit: A Gallery of Benches

In a recent Gumbo blog , Jonathan L. pointed out that travelers (and locals) need a place to rest from time to time while visiting or going about daily life…and part of the need is what’s called—logically—street furniture. 

Read More