Back in the 1950’s, six European countries got together and formed the European Economic Community, the precursor to today’s much […]
Beer & Bike: Tongerlo & Averbode
One of my favorite things about Belgium is the way beer and it’s religious history are so closely intertwined. Not […]
Dionysian Bruges
Sitting down to write a blog on the subject of Bruges for the very first time would seem to be […]
Appreciation Builds the Museum of Our Travel Memories
It is August 15, 2016. A national holiday here in Belgium. Today is the day celebrating the Assumption of Mary, […]
Beer & Bike: Brouwersroute (Hageland en Dijleland)
An overview of a great beer and bike ride…
Schynige Platte – Faulhorn – First
When researching for great hikes in the Jungfrau Region of Switzerland, one that seems to pop up high on most […]
Hiking Down from the Schilthorn in View of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau
Standing majestically on the west side of the exquisite Lauterbrunnen valley (my favorite cathedral) are three stalwarts of the Swiss […]
St. Peter’s Basilica is Not My Favorite Cathedral
The other day in Switzerland, I finally finished a book by R. A. Scotti called Basilica – The Splendor and […]
The 4 Dimensions of Travel
1st Dimension. Love of or Desire to travel 2nd Dimension. Knowledge of the history and culture 3rd Dimension. Travel Experience […]
The Holiest Pilgrimage
What is a “pilgrimage”? In the short time that I have been a blogger, I am sure I have used […]
