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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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Sites along the Shore
Before disembarking in Viviers, we were told that there was a little church high on the hill that was famous as being the oldest cathedral still in use…so we climbed up the highest hill only to find a statue and not … Continue reading
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Tagged Aix en Provence, Arles, Avignon, France, Provence, Rhone River, River Cruise, Tournon, Viviers
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Even the Dream Vacation has its Challenges!
Okay, I think I owe my daughter an apology. Although she was the one who suggested a river cruise I’m thinking she wishes she didn’t leave the actual planning up to me. The week and the route were okay but spending … Continue reading
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Tagged challenges, dream vacation, English, family travel, German, mother-daughter, older travelers, River Cruise, Spanish
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River-boating Down the Rhone
I’m back and so well rested that I can barely complete my daily chores. I read a couple of books, caught up with my daughter and managed to gain only a few pounds. The boat we took flew … Continue reading
Cruising down the Rhone
I’m taking a river boat down the Rhone in a couple of weeks. I’ll be floating with one of my daughters for seven nights! I am afraid that my instinctive need for physical activity might be a threat to our … Continue reading
Check the Weather
When you go to the ticket window at the famous Christ the Redeemer ( O Cristo Redentor) in Rio, they show you a live stream of the statue so that you won’t be disappointed when you can’t see it or the views … Continue reading
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Tagged airbnb, Christ the Redeemer, safety, Santa Teresa, Selaron steps
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Similar to San Diego
Rio de Janeiro’s weather and beaches reminded me of home…as did the casual dress of the people. However, there are some pronounced differences. First of all, the bathing attire is decidedly skimpier. I was prepared to wear a two piece … Continue reading
Are You Going to the 2016 Olympics?
Rio de Janeiro has been on my list for a long time, but their visa process has been a detriment in that they could hold up your passport longer than I’ve been willing to part with it. When I heard … Continue reading
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Tagged beach volleyball, hippie fair, Olympics, red eye, Rio, zika virus
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