China Beyond the Wall and Behind the Walls of Locals.
China - in the homes of locals, joining an English class at a rural school, line-dancing in the evening... this is, for me, what travel is all about. Continue reading →
China – Three highlights and twelve photos
Seeing some of the highlights of China is a highlight of my life. Continue reading →
I was a Guest of the Chinese Healthcare System
Here it is, a blow by blow account of my injury and recovery - thanks to my fellow travelers, traditional Chinese medicine and the Chinese healthcare system. Continue reading →
China Through the Eyes of Others
The benefits of group travel for a solo traveler become clear when I visit China and enjoy the knowledge, perspectives and questions of others. Continue reading →
Alone in Assisi
Assisi is a beautiful medieval town perched high on a hill. Here's a taste of it in eleven photos. Continue reading →
The Jewels and Jewelry of Salvador Dali
Ah, the wonders of Salvador Dali. A man of many talents, a massive body of work and an ego to match. But jewels and jewelry - I hadn't known about these until visiting Costa Brava, Spain. Continue reading →
Dublin on a Budget. But first…
Dublin, Ireland. Rich in history (the dramatic kind) and culture (the literary kind). Really worth a visit. Here's how on a budet. Continue reading →
Energized!
The thrill of dog sledding on my winter retreat. Lots of photos! Continue reading →
Solo Traveler on Winter Retreat and an Invitation for You
My winter retreat in Northern Ontario was an adult pleasure that included child-like fun. Have a read. Continue reading →
Small Town – Big Taste
On a journey to a small town to teach I get schooled in root vegetables. Continue reading →
The Gentleman of Amedgarh
The real India, the one off the trail that most tourists take, can be hard to find - unless you are invited to a wedding. Continue reading →
Donna’s Skyscanner Trip: Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas
There's nothing like Vegas! And event better, Vegas when you fly there free thanks to Skyscanner. Here's Donna's report on her solo weekend trip. Continue reading →
Finding Winter
I just returned from a wonderful, wintery weekend retreat. Here are photos to introduce you to the experience. More stories to come. Continue reading →
So, what is it about Venice?
From one Venice to another without ever visiting the real Venice. Why is this city so iconic that many cities claim to be it? Continue reading →
Oh the Places I’ll Go – 2013 Travel Plans
When travel dreams turn into travel plans... the only left is to go. Here are my plans for 2013 so far. Continue reading →
Solo Day Tour of Vienna
A day wandering one of my favorite European cities. Lots of photos. Continue reading →
O-M-G it’s Been 40 Years!
40 years later I return to the first hostel I ever stayed at. 40 years! Why would I ever do it? What was it like? Read on... Continue reading →
Amanda’s Skyscanner Trip to New York City
Our spontaneous traveler/winner of the Skyscanner contest in December was Amanda from Ohio. She traveled to New York City. Here's her trip report. Continue reading →
Why I love the Brits!
The British may think they're losing it but I don't. I see the good of the culture shining through in countless acts of courtesy and kindness. Continue reading →
Rachel’s Skyscanner Trip to Oslo, Norway!
Our spontaneous traveler/winner of the Skyscanner contest in November was Rachel from Spain. She traveled to Oslo, Norway. Here's her trip report. Continue reading →
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