ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Take your soul for a stroll this October.
Los amigos buenos días, I was sorry to learn that one of our twelve travellers to walk the last hundred […]
Classical Pursuits
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Who said, “A picture is worth a thousand words”?
I don’t know about you, but I was surprised to find that that commonplace expression originates with Napoleon Bonaparte. It refers to
TRAVEL PURSUITS – A gentleman on the Mekong River
A chance encounter (at a local meeting of Camino aficianados) resulted in an extended conversation about the ways and means
Convivium, Journal, Today in Literature, Travel Pursuits
TRAVEL PURSUITS – Why a new book for Vietnam?
Here was the headline in the book review section of the Globe and Mail, Canada’s national newspaper that caused me
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Dung or Marble?
There is no way postcard snaps or even a glossy National Geographic special can prepare you for the simultaneous majesty
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – awe
“A teardrop on the cheek of time” – Rabindranath Tagore on the Taj Mahal a first glimpse from a
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ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Udaipur, the City of Palaces
Udaipur, the City of Palaces, a visual feast. Chattering monkeys, stunning architecture.
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Origins of Mulligatawny
No time for a full post at the moment, as we are enjoying full days on the Sub-Continent, but I
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Branding in India
One of the things that makes me cringe here is the number of
ON THE ROAD WITH ANN – Day 2, Old Delhi
Old Delhi is the India I feared, although I know there are far worse slums in the world.
