Tag: travel

Stepping back in Time at Warwick Castle

Swimming with Sharks and Giant Manta Rays in the Galapagos

Walking with Iguanas in The Galapagos

Frost Valley YMCA in the Catskills has Something For Everyone

Cristo Blanco, A Gift from Palestinians After WW2, Stands Above Cusco as a Symbol of Peace and Protection

Walking Through Lava Tubes in the Galápagos Islands

Tips for Visiting Machu Picchu

Witnessing Machu Picchu and Crossing it off the Top of My Bucket List

Visiting Sleepy Hollow During Autumn

YO1 Offers Visitors an Escape to Heal the Mind and Body

The Show Must Go On: The Lviv Opera House is Open Despite the War

Visiting Truskavets’ Healing Springs and Spas in Ukraine

Horseback Riding in the Carpathian Mountains

The Ancient Mound Newgrange in Ireland is Older than The Pyramids and Stonehenge

Tips for Americans Visiting Ukraine

A Pint at the Oldest Pub in Europe: A stop at Sean’s Bar is a must for beer lovers

Dancing in Paris
Ask a Parenting Question for a $10 Donation to the Alzheimer’s Association
Stephen King said in an interview to Goodreads, “There’s a saying—’Write what you know.’ It’s bad advice if you take it as an unbreakable rule, but good advice if you use it as a foundation.” I look at that quote often for inspiration when trying to figure out what my next topic will be. I […]
Paying Respects to the Marquis de Lafayette in Paris
I love all things related to the Revolutionary War, and while in Paris, I had to visit one of France’s special connections to the early stages of the United States. Because of my love for American history, I traveled to the Picpus Cemetery to pay respects to the Marquis de Lafayette. Many heroes came out […]
Lost and Found in Türkiye
I returned to my hotel after a long day of strolling along the busy streets of Istanbul. I was exhausted, but ready to look through my photos and begin the editing process. My trip to Turkey wasn’t merely a trip to photograph major sites, but also a lifelong dream. Plus, I am working on a […]
Visiting the House of the Virgin Mary in Ephesus
In the late 1700s, a German nun named Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824) said she had a vision of the Virgin Mary and her final home here on earth. The nun described the home in detail as well as the house’s location, even though she had never visited Ephesus, Turkey. Sister Anne Catherine’s description of the […]

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