Today we visited a site that I have been excited about since we put Barcelona on the itinerary: the Basilica de la Sagrada Família. Of all the amazing churches we have visited on this trip, we saved the best for last. Sagrada Família is considered to be Gaudí’s […]
To the 1.3 million people who live in present day Prague, I say this. You lucky buggers. The street you walk on to work is lined with beautiful Baroque buildings and sidewalks are an ever-changing mosaic of black and white tiles. If you prefer, you have the option […]
Our last day in Estonia was pretty well dedicated to food and drink. Red Bex, who would belong to Yarnaholics Anonymous if she could just take the first step and admit that she has a problem, had mostly resisted visits to yarn stores along the way on our […]
I have been gushing to John about York for years…every time we have talked about visiting the UK I blathered on about the beautiful Minster, the Shambles and the City Walls. Today, we finally got to visit for half a day. Our day started at the train station, […]
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