Monthly Archives: October 2016
Belarus, Off the Beaten Path
Belarus was the last country in Europe (both eastern and western) that I had not visited. Getting there would not be easy: the visa requirements in addition to the “how to get there” appeared overwhelming. After looking at ground transport … Continue reading
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Tagged Belavia, guide, Khatyn, memorials, Minsk, Mir Castle, Nesvizh Castle, News Cafe, Radziwill, Victoria Azarenka, World War II
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Delta Oasis
A weary traveler looks for moments of calm: a place to sit in comfort, somewhere to grab a bite and drink, free wi-fi, a clean bathroom, maybe even a shower if you have time. On my way back from Belarus through … Continue reading
Paris Redux
At the end of our journey down the Rhone we planned a two-day stopover in Paris to celebrate an anniversary of sorts. When she graduated high school 20 years ago I treated her to the “city of lights” and her first trip … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary, first time, mom and daughter, museums, Paris, Seine
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