Sete, a charming town and region in the South of France
https://www.eastwestnewsservice.com/boats-beaches-and-music-festivals-make-the-gallic-city-of-sete-a-premier-vacation-destination/
https://www.eastwestnewsservice.com/boats-beaches-and-music-festivals-make-the-gallic-city-of-sete-a-premier-vacation-destination/
Madison Wisconsin houses the world’s largest collection of mustards The National Mustard Museum, in a suburb of Madison, Wisconsin’s capital, claims to house the world’s largest collection of mustards and…
From its earliest days, San Francisco attracted a large number of immigrants from France. The influence remains click on the link to read the article https://www.eastwestnewsservice.com/san-franciscos-french-roots-run-deep/
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/cats-on-planes-allergies
See my three part series at https://roamancing.com/2020/02/ireland-sings-to-the-soul-on-the-wild-atlantic-way/
For a lot of people, this is a contradiction. Not for serious travel journalists. And ethics here are not what you think. See my piece here: https://www.eastwestnewsservice.com/the-ethics-of-travel-writing-believing-what-you-read/
What a time it was: Gustav Klimt was painting The Kiss, while Freud was exploring the subconscious. Mahler was composing his heart-breaking music (and lying on Freud’s couch while he anguished over his wife Alma’s infidelity). From…
Vienna has transformed itself into a city humming with creative energy. The grand l9th century buildings that so define the city, now feature street level stores and boutiques with cutting edge…
Egypt, a country that predates the three monotheistic religions, has spectacular sites and a perilous political situation. Join me as I discover both. https://roamancing.com/2014/05/rediscovering-egypt-in-2014-post-the-revolution/
Bright blue sky, lacy swaying palm trees against a beige desert background – Palm Springs looks like the bright crayon drawing of a child. This desert oasis, less than a…