Memphis, Tennessee’s second-most populous city may well be known for its historic blues clubs on Beale Street or […]
You can’t step into Alabama without stepping into the slave markets, the Jim Crow laws of segregation and smack […]
After spending a month in Rockledge with my brother David and sister-in-law Justine, along with my niece Danielle […]
Let’s just get this out of the way, I’ve never been a fan of Florida. Even though I […]
Florida may be known for its beaches, water sports, Disney World, the Kennedy Space Center and the rich Latin […]
Have mask and hand sanitizer. Ready to social distance and stay away from crowds. Old car packed and […]
I celebrated my 64th birthday crossing the border from Thailand into Malaysia and in the city of Penang. […]
Between the heat and the daily activities of traveling for more than a month, I was thankfully able […]
Phnom Penh We crossed into Cambodia from Vietnam on Sunday spending about 10 hours on a relatively comfortable […]
The Vietnam War began a year before I was born in 1955, but the U.S. did not get […]
Laos – on a slow boat ride along the Mekong River; Village of Pak Beng & the Pak […]
Bangkok Made it safely to the city of temples, people and a plethora of transportation modes. Thank you […]
It took less than four hours for Nick to organize this New Orleans adventure for eight travelers who […]
Guatemala – Antigua Tropical weather, pastel-washed colonial buildings lining cobblestoned, more like rocky, uneven streets and vibrant wares […]
And so it begins! Don’t you just love new beginnings? That’s what 2020 feels like to me. A […]
I recently expressed to my 24-year-old niece that “the World is her oyster,” a Shakespearean quote meaning you […]
Enjoyed the sites of my home state of Texas at the Riverwalk in San Antonio with my dear […]
Jerash & Ancient city of Gadara, now Umm Qais With close to seven weeks of traveling, which began in […]