Like a feather gently drifting on a body of water, steadily moving toward the shore and anticipating the monumental event when it finally makes contact with the rocks at the…
…through the Remagen St. Nikolaus and Medieval Markets. December 3rd was a bitter sweet day: It was time to say good bye to various family members and the sights I…
Just in case you missed my last three posts on my travel blog about Koblenz and the fabulous sites of this 2,000+ year old city here are the links covering…
…is always on the agenda while visiting my sister. Sunday was a day off all of us and a day trip was planned. We ended up in the historic spa…
… I was on my way to Germany. I can’t believe how quickly my first of three weeks in Germany has passed. It’s still quiet here, at my sister’s house,…
My days have been grey, damp and somewhat on the longish side. I catch the train every morning to make my way to my niece’s home and usually return home…
…Yes, we are home and this is the view from the studio this morning. Where did the last month go? I can’t believe the last 33 days went by to…
We made it… after a somewhat stressful boarding experience in Calgary thanks to the construction at the airport we arrived in Duesseldorf mid-afternoon Friday. A good visit with family and…
Trier, Germany’s oldest city, is often referred to as “the Rome of the North.” The city’s history books show that the location was first mentioned in 30 B.C. as a…
January 2013 – this is it, the last day of the first month of 2013. For me it goes down in history as one of the coldest times since I…
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