We head north towards the Borgarfjordur region. With little spring traffic, we soon enter the 6-kilometer Hvalfjordur undersea tunnel towards … More
Category: Essays
So Much Water By Jennifer Klemmetson
I’m just a kid from the Southwest. I’ve spent my entire life watching the water level in Lake Mead (in … More
Driving the Nebraska Sandhills by Kim Sosin and Janet Rives
Come Drive with Me Driving west near Grand Island, across the braided Platte one more time, my–our–road begins its lone … More
Sacred and Profane Images in Venice and Padua By Bernie Langs
Travel Essay: The laws and edicts are laid out in the Old Testament in exacting terms specifying the ornaments, utensils and … More
September Update
Dear Wanderlust Crew, Thank you for being part of this traveling community. I’m taking a short break, on the road … More
The War Left and the Coffee Returned by Tom Squitieri
Sarajevo has survived its 42-month siege. And to many citizens here, it is the return of the coffee cafes, of their smells and sounds, that says peace has arrived.
