Catalonia’s Costa Brava
Along the Costa Brava, we followed the Camí de Ronda, Catalonia’s legendary long-distance coastal footpath.
Catalonia’s Medieval Roots
Catalonia’s claim for independence from Spain is deeply rooted in its medieval history.
Barcelona’s Gaudí Gold
Barcelona contains a treasure-trove of designs by architect Antoni Gaudí.
A New Chapter in Spain
In the next three months, we will travel to Catalonia, the Basque Country, and Spain’s capital city of Madrid.
Culture Shock on the Côte d’Azur
For the month of May, we are in Europe to visit our eldest daughter Claire in France, and to travel together in Portugal and Spain.
Mexico’s Mighty Volcanos
Puebla is located in the center of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, and is a good base for exploring the country’s highest mountains.
When More Was More
Puebla is the largest and best preserved baroque city in Mexico and the Western Hemisphere.
Proceed to Puebla
After a fun and interesting month in Oaxaca, we have proceeded to our new home of Puebla for the month of April.
Oaxaca’s Pacific Coast
For a little vacation within a vacation, we spent a week in Puerto Escondido on Oaxaca’s Pacific Coast.
Handicraft Villages of Oaxaca
I visited the small towns and villages that surround Oaxaca city to see their exceptional handicrafts.
