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Montserrat Monastery – The Accounting of Heaven We need to talk about parking ticket machines for a second. There are...
Lleida – The Shadow Over the Porta dels Apòstols The hot afternoon sun beat down mercilessly on the alleyways of...
Bardenas Reales and the Song of the Semi-Desert Wind: The Legacy of Sanchicorrota Traveling in an old yellow postal van...
The Conclave of the Wordsmiths: A Midday Rest at Dante’s Tomb Traveling makes you tired. Especially after wandering through the...
The Secret in the Stone: Why Ravenna’s Sarcophagi Are Better Left Unbroken Traveling in a van sharpens your eye for...
The Oracle at the Vegetable Stand: How the Downpour in Comacchio Taught Me About the Ghost Ship of Spina Originally,...
The Secret of Titanium and Puppy’s Doghouse: When a Folding Bike Explains the Guggenheim There are days when, as a...
The Dance with the Giants: The Legend of San Fermín and the Origin of the Running of the Bulls The...
The Dragon of the Wutach Gorge: Why Change Is What Life Is Really About There are days when you plan...
The European Parliament and the Voice on the Route des Crêtes The late afternoon bathed the rolling ridges of the...
The Guardian of the Zeller Horn The evening sun cast long, golden shadows across the edge of the Swabian Alb...
The Laugh in the Deep Blue: The Enchanting Legend of the Beautiful Lau Anyone traveling through the Swabian Jurassic Valley...
From Magical Beings to Anarchy: The Fascinating History of the Freetown Christiania Anyone traveling through Denmark as a backpacker or...
From Spittoon to Landmark: The Wild Drama Surrounding Copenhagen’s Dragon Fountain Anyone standing on Copenhagen’s City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) on...
About Me… “The sky has four corners, says the mouse living in a box.” To get one thing straight right...
Journeys in Light and Lens
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Where speech forfeits its power, the picture paints the soul.
About Me… “The sky has four corners, says the mouse living in a box.” To get one thing straight right...
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