I loved my time in Iceland, especially Reykjavik. The size of the city, pedestrian areas and location on a harbor, made it an ideal “…
West to the Fjords
After completing our walk on the glacier, the van headed back toward Vik. There were stops along the way. Though we had been on the…
The Southern Coast
We left Reykjavik and traversed along the southern coast of Iceland. It was a leisurely route with interesting stops and awe inspiring scenery. The geothermal…
On a Clear Day – Reykjavik
3 hours of sunshine I spent Saturday morning in one of the most popular local museums, Perlan. It’s a natural history museum with an ice…
Iceland Post Covid – Reykjavik
Welcome to Iceland We had a speedy, 6.5 hour flight, from Denver to Reykjavik. As usual, I didn’t sleep on the flight but watched some…
Diocletian Palace
The Golden gate of the Diocletian Palace was our group meeting spot for a 5 pm tour in Split Croatia. As I had arrived early,…
Croatia – Zagreb and Brief History
Travel to Zagreb Trains in Europe can be extremely scenic and comfortable, especially when traveling through the Alps. My first connection out of Geneva took…
Swiss Food and Potpourri
Potpourri Students — Children walk to school or take public transport from the age 5. Parents are STRONGLY discouraged from driving children to school as…
Bern to Geneva
Jungfraujoch We set off a bit early from Bern to Jungfraujoch, the “top of Europe”. It’s a popular destination especially for Asians and Indians. Many…
Switzerland – Art meets Science
I neglected to provide context or background on my last transmission. My good friend and occasional travel buddy, Judy, came across a Smithsonian Tour, “Art…