Wallace is located in Idaho’s panhandle near the Montana state line. It sprung to life during a silver mining boom in 1884. Within a few years Wallace was very prosperous and, with 2000 residents, the third largest town in the new…
The Stravinsky Fountain, its figures inspired by Stravinsky’s music (and especially the Rites of Spring), is one of my favorite places in Paris to sit and watch people, especially children.
Surrounded by the brown sands of the Kalahari Desert is a large oasis of green and blue, the Okavango Delta. An inland delta with no outlet, its waters sustain all life here, including large numbers of fish, birds and mammals. When…
Birthplace of the Renaissance, home of such great artists as Michelangelo and Donatello, Florence’s influential roll in beginning the Renaissance is widely known. The city is very worth visiting for it’s great art, fascinating architecture…
Of the 2000 or so arches in Arches National Park, Delicate Arch is the most popular, to the point where it’s become the state of Utah’s unofficial symbol (appearing on its license plates). Situated near Moab, Utah, these arches are formed…
Dramatic light and landscape mark the beach at Vik, Iceland, famous for its black sand, which is composed of basalt, worn down over centuries from volcanic lava. The day of our visit, fog moved in and out, shrouding the beach in fog and turning the…
Whales are truly magnificent and fascinating creatures. The largest living animals on the planet, yet very gentle. It’s always a thrill for me to see them on my travels. Gray whales live a migratory life wintering in the warm…
During one of our trips to Peru we visited Lake Titicaca, a very large and high altitude lake in the Andes, spending a few days in the lakeside Peruvian city of Puno. While on one of our day-trips we visited the ruins of Sullustani National Monument, from a pre-Incan culture.
Dramatic night light gives an eerie look to the Roman Arena in Nimes, France. Built around 70 AD, when Gaul, as France was called, was an important trading area of the Roman Empire.
One of the most popular places in Seattle, and rightly so, is Pike Place Market. Near the waterfront of Puget’s Sound, but really a world to itself, Pike’s is Seattle’s favorite tourist attraction. It covers 9 acres and has…
Wallace is located in Idaho’s panhandle near the Montana state line. It sprung to life during a silver mining boom in 1884. Within a few years Wallace was very prosperous and, with 2000 residents, the third largest town in the new…
The Stravinsky Fountain, its figures inspired by Stravinsky’s music (and especially the Rites of Spring), is one of my favorite places in Paris to sit and watch people, especially children.
Surrounded by the brown sands of the Kalahari Desert is a large oasis of green and blue, the Okavango Delta. An inland delta with no outlet, its waters sustain all life here, including large numbers of fish, birds and mammals. When…
Birthplace of the Renaissance, home of such great artists as Michelangelo and Donatello, Florence’s influential roll in beginning the Renaissance is widely known. The city is very worth visiting for it’s great art, fascinating architecture…
Of the 2000 or so arches in Arches National Park, Delicate Arch is the most popular, to the point where it’s become the state of Utah’s unofficial symbol (appearing on its license plates). Situated near Moab, Utah, these arches are formed…
Dramatic light and landscape mark the beach at Vik, Iceland, famous for its black sand, which is composed of basalt, worn down over centuries from volcanic lava. The day of our visit, fog moved in and out, shrouding the beach in fog and turning the…
Whales are truly magnificent and fascinating creatures. The largest living animals on the planet, yet very gentle. It’s always a thrill for me to see them on my travels. Gray whales live a migratory life wintering in the warm…
During one of our trips to Peru we visited Lake Titicaca, a very large and high altitude lake in the Andes, spending a few days in the lakeside Peruvian city of Puno. While on one of our day-trips we visited the ruins of Sullustani National Monument, from a pre-Incan culture.
Dramatic night light gives an eerie look to the Roman Arena in Nimes, France. Built around 70 AD, when Gaul, as France was called, was an important trading area of the Roman Empire.
One of the most popular places in Seattle, and rightly so, is Pike Place Market. Near the waterfront of Puget’s Sound, but really a world to itself, Pike’s is Seattle’s favorite tourist attraction. It covers 9 acres and has…
