5 Questions about Travel for Rafael Garcia
Rafael Garcia in Guatemala, hijo de maiz, courtesy Mayan Blue Rafael Garcia began his film-making career after graduating from the Savannah College of Art…
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Travel Blogger Caravan continues…!
Congratulations to Patricia Ramirez de Cunningham, winner of an autographed copy of Moon Belize and a personal trip consulting session with the author! Paty’s…
Countdown to 2010 Travel Bloggers’ Caravan & Giveaway
I’ll be participating in this first annual Travel Blogger’s Caravan. During the first half of December, it should be an interesting daily smorgasbord of…
Nicaragua’s Parallel Patriots Nation Universe
From the Business Insider: “Here’s What Happens To Super Bowl Shirts That Name The Wrong Champion” The New York Post reports: “The Giants may…
Casablanca: Day One
Expanding our originally scheduled two-hour layover in Casablanca to two days was a no-brainer. We’ve both always wanted to go to Morocco and even if we only visit its largest and least interesting city (according to anyone who has traveled here), we are sure it will be worth it. We are not let down.
Fancy Goods and Ironmongery: At Home in Nuwara Eliya
Besides being the highest settlement above sea level on the entire island of Sri Lanka, the sprawling hill-country hamlet of Nuwara Eliya (or “Nor-REL-iyaâ€)…
Indulgence in Delhi
A brief, business-oriented stopover in the capital brings us long-denied pleasures like beer, meat (chicken, anyway), sheesha smoking, movies, henna, and all manner of…