A Taste of Harmonie: Mauricie et Lanaudière
Published in Epicurean-Traveler.com: http://epicurean-traveler.com/a-taste-of-harmonie-mauricie-et-lanaudiere/
Published in Epicurean-Traveler.com: http://epicurean-traveler.com/a-taste-of-harmonie-mauricie-et-lanaudiere/
You awaken to the cable car sounds below. The mist lifts and the sun finds your face among the tall buildings. The Ferry Building is alive outside with its weekend marketplace. Your senses sing praise to the offered bits of peaches and pluots, tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, pickled vegetables, salmon, pastry, honey, lavender, sea salt and … More So San Francisco
This morning’s arrival into port was heralded by a light show with bells in Rhodes, Greece. The sun was appropriately brilliant on this “island of the sun.” Our guide identified Kalithea (meaning “the best view”) and Lindos, our destination, as where “The Guns of Navarone” was filmed in 1962. Dropped off on a hill above the … More Kali̱méra, Rodos
Reflecting on our grand springtime adventure, this moment gave me goosebumps. After a couple days exploring Genova together on foot, our kind B&B host transported us to the MSC Fantasia to embark on a 12 day cruise to ports in Italy, Greece, Turkey and Malta. On deck at departure time, we relished views of that fine seaside city as … More Farewell, Genova! Hello, Mediterranean!
A cottontail crossed my path today, a fluffy blur from the corner of my eye. Jumping chollas seem to take chase. The Sonoran desert is yet more alive after unseasonable rainstorms. Jumbled pillars invite creatures to perch on top. Brilliant blue to twenty shades of gray skies are luminous. After the cloudburst, all is pristine. … More Desert Senses
From street food to gourmet, we loved the cuisine in Puerto Vallarta! Previously published in Epicurean -Traveler.com http://epicurean-traveler.com/quintessential-pv-a-foodies-fondness/
Our week in southern Tuscany! http://epicurean-traveler.com/simply-seggiano/ Published in Epicurean-Traveler.com
In the 12 day eastern Mediterranean cruise, the days and wine flow. Among wonders of the world we are moved and incredulous. The ancient ruins unfold before visitors from all corners of the globe. In Athens, our port time was satisfying on all accounts. The ship docked early. The day was a sunny 70 degrees. … More A Slice of Athens
We relished a New Orleans adventure in December 2014! Three nights at the iconic Hotel Monteleone was the superb prize awarded by NATJA (North American Travel Journalists Association) for my 2013 Galapagos story. Previous trips there for business or pleasure took place pre-Katrina. Subsequently, our travel style and focus have transitioned a bit. Yet this city’s people, culture, history, … More Nawlins Nails It