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Fool’s Errand by Jeffrey S. Stephens

January 1, 2021 by DaveLeave a Comment

Fully contains all the required satisfying ingredients of a mob-inspired mystery - intrigue, mystery, romance, valuables and even some tough guys thrown in for good measure. Follow along as readers are initially introduced to John "Blackie" Rinaldi - a man who lives his life at the edge of organized crime. Six years after a 'car accident' ends his life, his son, the main character in the novel receives a mysterious letter from his father … [Read more...]

Filed Under: International Books · Tagged: France, Journey

Organic Aromas – Nebulizing Diffuser for Aromatherapy

November 1, 2020 by DaveLeave a Comment

Organic Aromas I was first introduced to essential oils (Lavandin and Lavender) several years ago while touring lavender fields and visiting related factories in Provence, southern France. When Organic Aromas reached out to me, I was intrigued by their wide diversity of essential oils. They focus on two products, diffusers and the actual essential oils. Besides their most popular diffusers, Organic Aromas also produces hand-carved and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Accessories Reviews · Tagged: Art, France

Air Travel Adapts to Make Travel Safer

September 1, 2020 by Anna MartyushevLeave a Comment

Most airlines haven't operated for several months since February. They have incurred huge losses and some of them resulted in laying off some workers. But, normalcy has started returning in the aviation industry. The following are four ways in which air travel has adapted to make travel safer. 1. Flight Attendants have New PPE Uniforms Plane aisles in the worst airports globally resembled fashion runways for many years, as flight attendants … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Airport, Fashion, France, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Technology

A Different Burgundy

August 30, 2020 by Cecile RiphagenLeave a Comment

After months of working remotely, tending the garden and repairing fences, early May allowed us to travel further than the restricted one kilometre from our house in Burgundy, France. Although the authorities still imposed restrictions to travel, we took an old fashioned map and drew a circle of 100 kilometres, the distance allowed, to find out where we could go exploring. Burgundy is famous for its wine, rolling fields and beautiful villages … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Chile, Food and Wine, France, Garden, Internet, Journey, Mountain Climbing, Ski Trip, Vineyards, Walking tour, Wildlife, Wine Tasting

Places to visit on the gold coast 2020

June 17, 2020 by Laura GrahamLeave a Comment

A trip to Queensland should be full of fun, excitement, and adventure and the best things to do on the Gold Coast are all this and more! Discover the greatest Gold Coast activities and make the most of your holiday. Gold Coast Amusement Parks Some of the most popular attractions on the Gold Coast are the amusement parks. There are several of them, and each is unique. There’s Warner Bros. Movie World, with rides and rollercoasters inspired … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Art, Australia, Drinking, Food and Wine, France, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mountain Climbing, Nightlife, Queensland, River Rafting, Street Food, Whales

Top 11 Ways Joi de Vivre Abounds in Southern Quebec

June 6, 2020 by Steve MirskyLeave a Comment

In a rough equidistance between Montréal and Quebec City as well as sharing a multistate northern U.S. border spanning New York State to Maine, Canada's Southern Quebec is renowned for unique gourmet experiences, distinctive lodging, and unspoiled natural beauty. Here are 11 can't-miss road trip worthy attractions to add to your GPS next time you head over the border: La Sucrerie de la Montagne Open year-round and designated an official … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: America, Animal Rescue, Bakeries, Beer, Belgium, Bicycle, Bridges, Canada, Culture, Dancing, Dessert, Farming, Food and Wine, France, Harvest, Hiking, Journey, Lodge, Maine, Massage

Wines Deep in the Heart of Texas from Becker and Fall Creek Vineyards

May 7, 2020 by Steve MirskyLeave a Comment

Becker Vineyards It all began when the Becker family began searching for a log cabin to renovate for their Texas Hill Country get away from their main residence in San Antonio. Inspired by travels abroad where they developed a passion for wines, the Beckers felt that central Texas was ripe for supporting more top quality vineyards. They purchased a cabin in 1990 on 46 acres of raw land and quickly discovered that native mustang grapes left over … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Festival, France, Harvest, National Park, Sand, Texas, Vineyards, Wine Tasting

High-Speed Train Europe

March 5, 2020 by Devin Galaudet2 Comments

It has been 25 years since the last time I was backpacking through Europe. At the time I bounced through 18 countries with little more than clothes and a tattered Let’s Go guide for the better part of a year. Looking back, most of what I brought with me was easily replaced. Well, except for one thing. That was my Eurail Pass. I held onto it like glue and hopped on and off trains with abandon through 18 countries and had a life-altering … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Backpacking, Belgium, Chocolate, Coffee, Czech Republic, Eurail, Europe, France, Paris, Portugal, Romantic, Spain, Train Travel, Wine Tasting

Tips & Tricks for Your Next Trip to Europe

February 18, 2020 by Amy Winters1 Comment

Before you start planning your trip to Europe, you must make sure that you have all your visa requirements in order. Although the majority of the European countries do not require a visa for a short stay, such as Italy, France, and Spain, there are a few countries that do. US citizens with a valid US passport can travel to 26 of the European countries that are under the Schengen Area for a maximum of 90 days without having to obtain a Schengen … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airline, Airport, Bus Travel, Euro, Europe, France, Italy, Passport, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Save Money, Shopping Mall, Spain, Visa

How to keep active when travelling – a simple guide

January 11, 2020 by Suzanne LLeave a Comment

When you’re planning a trip across a new country or a few months on the road, your health and activity levels probably won’t be at the top of your priority list. With so much to consider and think about, hitting the gym on the regular whilst on the other side of the world almost seems laughable! However, even the most experienced of travellers will tell you, that keeping yourself active on the road and exercising as part of your daily routine … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Argentina, Art, Backpacking, Coffee, Drinking, Europe, Food and Wine, France, Hiking, Markets, Museum, Street Food, Taxi, Thailand, Travel Insurance, Walking tour

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