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Quebec City

“Quebec City is the most European of any city in North America; they speak French all the time. There is a part of town called Old Quebec which is really like being in France. The architecture is just gorgeous, food,

Posted in Thinking Travel

Nuremberg Reflections

As part of a walking tour, I went to the former Nazi rallying grounds in Nuremberg. They were big and gray, and without any colorful banners or loud crowds. It was a quiet place. The guide told how people were required

Posted in World Glimpses

Mount Kinabalu

Sabah is the northern most municipality on the Island of Borneo. There lies a tall mountain, Mount Kinabalu. Its summit is 13,432 feet high. Traditionally, it was called “Aki Nabalu” or Home of the Spirits of the Dead. (Sabah is a Malaysian state

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Bread and Roses

“The worker must have bread, but she must have roses, too.”—Rose Schneiderman Remembering May Day.  May 1st is today. It was my father who was a staunch supporter of labor but it was my mother who would always have a shrine

Posted in Found in the USA

It says TRAVEL to me

In my post on Ankara, I asked you to look at the photo to consider which character was you and which character you would like to be you.  In this post, I wanted to share why I picked this photo for

Posted in Thinking Travel