I first visited Smitty’s Market, in Lockhart, Texas, about 15 years ago. Weaned...
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Anyone who knows me knows I would never travel to a renowned wine...
The golden years of the Roman Empire span only some 500 years, from...
The first time I participated in Zen meditation, at a 1980s retreat...
I became enamored of Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1980s, while living in...
It’s only 200 miles long, but Wisconsin’s Frank Lloyd Wright Trail covers more...
I was living in Tokyo in the 1980s when the Japanese Ministry of...
With its powerful front claws, spindly legs, antennae, and hard shell, the American...
Something about the bracing smell of salt water, the plaintive cry of gulls,...
People always ask which Japanese city is the most important to visit, and...
I didn’t appreciate what I was seeing as I walked the stone streets...
The world of Japanese sake is so huge, that learning about the famous...
Nothing heralds the birth of spring more joyously than Japan’s cherry trees. Bursting...
I don’t remember much about my first visit to Granada as a year-abroad...
Souvenir stems from the French verb to remember, which is exactly what I...
I was wandering around Mocagua, one of many Indigenous villages on Colombia’s...
My first years of public education, in the 1960s, were at all-white elementary...
I was in the Italian village of my dreams, and yet I couldn’t...
The sky was a striking blue and the air was hot and dry...
Have you ever gone on vacation but, when you get there, find yourself...
I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to The Henry Ford, a 250-acre complex...
Most of Japan’s history–skirmishes and wars between feudal lords, legends surrounding ancestors of...
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