Letter from Colombia – LEGALIZED DRUGS.
It’s not funny!! Try traveling with a load of medicines. This is what happens when one is between the ages of fifty nine (well maybe […]
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Letter from Ecuador – GUAYAQUIL
Guayaquil is the financial heart of Ecuador, a large, vibrant, sprawling Port City, with a population of three million people. Founded in 1537, unlike Quito
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EDENTON — THE MILL HOUSE
Where was I going to stay when I visited my friendEleanor in Edenton, North Carolina ? Scanning the listings on Air bnb, I was intrigued by
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Cementerio de San Francisco and other Thoughts
No logic in death!! Cemeteries are fascinating places: warehouses of history, with memorials displaying architecture for the After Life in memory of those buried within
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The Oswaldo Guayasamin Museum & Home
CAPILLO del HOMBRE and FUNDACION GUAYASAMIN. “Don’t leave Quito until you have visited Oswaldo Guayasamin’s Museum and home, ” I was told three weeks into
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Letter from Quito, Ecuador – CENTRO HISTORICO
I am staying in a Posada on a narrow cobblestone street, a five minute walk from the Independence Plaza, also known as the Grand Plaza,
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Letter From QUITO – La Posada Colonial
If you want authentic, this is it!! If you want the Hilton or The Four Seasons this is not it…………. but it is a wonderful
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Quito: Casa Gangotena
QUITO – Casa Gangotena I walked. And walked. And walked some more around the Old Town and each time, I would stumble on something I
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Letter from Bogota — The Capital of Columbia and a City of Eight Million People
Bogota has been on my “to do” list since earlier in the year when I had visited Medellin in Colombia. I had read that Bogota
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