The Lake District Lakes, a stone circle, waterfalls, a slate mine, a town, green valleys
Author: Diana Petterson
Inverness After spending two extraordinary weeks traveling through the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland,
Even though I’ve never been to Ireland…shamrocks, the color green and Guinness beer are the
After more than six weeks of travel, it feels good to be back home. Sometimes
Made it safely from Madrid to Istanbul, and thru its absolutely deluxe airport, and now
It took all day but we made it to Granada, Spain, from Tétouan-Tangier, Morocco. And,
Rabat We made it to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, late yesterday afternoon from Paris and decided
Even an overcast and rainy day shines bright in the “City of Light.” Its old
The misconceptions about Cuba are astounding from how the Cubans react to Americans to whether it’s
I’m staying at a cozy Airbnb in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood and this feels like
Millions of Africans were captured and held in forts like the whitewashed fortress of St.
The vibrant, crowded and occasionally smelly street markets are the frontlines of authentic West Africa.
The long drives have given me an opportunity to see the people and the land
Along with learning how the people of West Africa celebrate their religion, I’ve been able
There’s actually a West African community that resides and makes a living on the water
Ouidah, Benin, is the spiritual capital of the Vodoun, or voodoo religion, and hosts its
I may not have witnessed Ghana’s manufacturing and exportation sectors or its digital technology, automotive
Made it to my hotel in Accra, Ghana, late Sunday night, got a good night’s