Kilt: it’s what happened to the last person that called it a skirtAnonymous Scotland has been on our bucket list for a while, so when I joined Jimmy in the UK this winter, we couldn’t wait to take...
Kilt: it’s what happened to the last person that called it a skirtAnonymous Scotland has been on our bucket list for a while, so when I joined Jimmy in the UK this winter, we couldn’t wait to take...
Anyone who sees Matera cannot help but be awe-struck, so expressive and touching is its sorrowful beautyCarlo Levi Matera is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world, and I...
You may have the universe if I may have ItalyGiuseppe Verdi There is just something about the vibe in Italy. The expressive language. The chill squares with little tables and chairs spilling...
When you mention you’ll be making a stopover in Amsterdam, you get a reaction I can only describe as semi-collegiate. A knowing look … as if there can really only be 2 reasons you’d go to this lovely...
Portugal won us over during our visits to Lisbon, Porto, and the Douro Valley 18 months ago. Creative cuisine, friendly people, delicious wine, beautiful views, interesting history, and unique...
Prague isn’t just a city, but an entity of some kindSezin Koehler Welcome to Porkopolis, the land that vegetables forgot. The golden city of a hundred spires. Those nicknames for Prague pretty much...
They gave you bride cake every day after dinnerCharles Dickens (stayed at the Kings Arms in 1857 & 1862) Almost a year after making the decision to settle down in Lancaster, England for a couple...
Barcelona is a lively city full of history, fun tapas bars, gorgeous beaches, and some of the coolest modern architecture that we have ever seen. From Roman times to Columbus to Gaudi, the city...
Spanish speaking countries appear to have something against the Lovgrens. After 15 months of travel, we have been extremely fortunate to not have too many mishaps along the way. Of course, there...