A Christmas Carol
We all know the story, don’t we? Ebeneezer Scrooge is a merchant in 19th century England. He is a man of black and white reality. [Read More…]
AuthorChuck Ros
Shoppers Rush Home With Their Treasures
Remember: ‘Tis the season to be jolly! Someone recently asked me what Christmas was like in Europe; they quickly followed that up with the assumption [Read More…]
A Week in Berlin, Germany
Berlin is a modern, cosmopolitan city filled with culture, art, and sausages. This was our first visit to Berlin. In fact, it’s been 14 years [Read More…]
5 Quirky Museums in Amsterdam, And More!
In today’s blog we present a veritable cornucopia of museum options in Amsterdam! This is what happens when you return to a city for the fifth [Read More…]
Touring With Custom Google Maps
Recently we saw an article that cited Google Maps as the most valuable travel app on our phones. It’s obvious enough that it’s easily overlooked [Read More…]
What To Do With Only 1 Day in Edinburgh
We don’t often find ourselves with only one day to explore a new place. That’s the whole point of this full time travel thing: to [Read More…]
In Defense of English Cuisine
Having spent about five of the last eighteen months in the British Isles, we’ve learned a bit about the English and their ways of living. [Read More…]
The Anicent Roman Baths of Bath, England
While we’re in the mood of disagreeing with one of our favorite travel gurus, whose pseudonym we previously stated as Nick Reves, let’s talk about [Read More…]
Stonehenge: One Big Pile of Rocks
One prominent travel guru who shall go unnamed—let’s call him “Nick Reves”—has recommended skipping Stonehenge. This advice is given, if I remember correctly, because you [Read More…]
Our Encounter With a True American Hero
Above: The USS West Virginia During the Pearl Harbor Attack Every year on December 7th, the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor that finally [Read More…]