Hello again, folks. Last week, I talked about all the World Heritage sites in northern Netherlands that celebrate the country’s long history of reclaiming land. Well, it’s more to these parts than water. There’s also colonies of benevolence. And a planetarium! (We’ll get back to that in a later post.) Colonies of Benevolence: Frederiksoord The …
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Are you ready for the real deal about travel writing and how we find the best deals on air travel? We’re on the road at least once every month, and most of the time, we’re paying transportation costs. Since we’re a travel couple, that doubles the bill. We’re also home-based in Huntsville, Alabama, the historically …
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Tuscany is not a hidden gem but it’s one of the most popular destinations to visit around the world, welcoming millions of tourists each year. It’s packed with rolling hills, historic cities, and artistic treasures, whether you’re trying a glass of Chianti in a sun-kissed vineyard or marveling at Renaissance masterpieces, Tuscany offers an enchanting …
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Helsinki, the capital of Finland, may seem small, but it’s full of energy! Despite its size, there’s plenty of museums to discover. What’s really neat is how Helsinki blends its vibrant city atmosphere with its stunning coastline and islands, which my family and I explored over two days. Whether you’re a culture buff or a …
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Cades Cove Loop is an 11-mile, one-way road that circles one of the most beautiful valleys in the Great Smoky National Park. Whether you’re biking Cades Cove or driving, it’s the perfect place to see historic cabins or watchable wildlife. Just off the Loop, you’ll find day hikes and waterfalls. While visiting, you’ll also have …