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The Bouchons of Lyon by Paul Jackson

Don’t expect haute cuisine in these. What you will get is ‘real’ food, and above all ‘good’ food, the type of food that led Curnonsky to refer to Lyon as “the gastronomic capital of the world”.

blogging, Bouchons, cooking, Destination, food, food blogs, France, Gastronomy, journal, Lyon, observations, Paul Jackson, travel blogs, travel report, travelling, trip report

A Girl and her GPS by Lola Steel

What do you have when you combine one road trip, one GPS navigation device (lovingly referred to as Missy G) … More

blogging, Driving, explore, gps, life, roadtrippers, roadtrips, The States, travelblogs, trip report, trip reports

Venice via Haiku

Kelly Westhoff: Photos/Postcards       BIO: Kelly Westhoff writes essays and haiku. Her essays have appeared in Motherwell, The … More

Europe, haiku, Italy, Kelly Westhoff, observations, Photos, Postcards, travel photography, travel photos, travel stories, trip report, trip reports, Venice, writing

Elevación by Jane Hall

Balloon, or in Spanish, globo Words with round vowels, wide eyes, open mouths Fragile tissue paper planets illuminate the night … More

balloons, blog, Central Mexico, Jane Hall, mexico, Michoacan, Postcards, travel blog, trip report, wanderlust, wanderlust journal

The Piero Tour of Italy by Bernie Langs

While familiarizing myself over the years with the pictures painted by the Masters of the Italian Renaissance, I found that … More

#places, art, Bernie Langs, blog, blogging, Europe, explore, Italy, Learning, observations, travel, travel stories, trip report, trip reports, wanderlust, wanderlust journal

Rescue from Machu Picchu by Eliot Wilner

January 2010, Urubamba River Valley On January 24 we boarded a train in Ollantaytambo for the twenty-six mile ride to … More

Aguas Calientes, Eliot Wilner, floods, Machu Picchu, mountains, Peru, rescue, travel blogging, travel blogs, travel stories, trip report

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