Hier au soir lhtel, tait genre centre de congrs, trs moderne, trs bien. Au restaurant ouvert, jtais le seul client, dans un cadre exceptionnel, au bord de la piscine. Une ambiance pour jeunes maris. Mais le personnel toujours aussi peu sympathique, Ce matin, la rception, une femme canon, la caricature de la beaut slave. Blonde, les yeux dun super bleu, mais un iceberg, je suis sur quavec un soupo Read on...
Occupying the northwest shoulder of the African continent, Morocco is rich with history and full of color. For some, its essence can be found in the bustling souks and walled medinas of Imperial Cities like Marrakesh and Fez. For others, the country is typified by the plunging sand dunes, camel trains, and Bedouin villages of the Sahara Desert. There is something for every kind of traveler in Moro Read on...
We drove into Michigan today and set up camp in Lake Gogebic State Park, MI. The roads up north tend to be a lot bumpier making it hard to work on with detailed information, but I have been pushing on. I am so grateful to be able to continue to work on the road, but it does add stress to the trip. Sometimes I wish we were moving slower staying at each place longer, but there is so much to see in s Read on...
Although our RV has cable, its only the basic Seattle channels, so any news beyond weather is only the acceptable Seattle news, so we mostly have ignored it. Its really quite interesting how life in a of KOA campers can an engaging experience.
Last night before dark, we heard what sounded like a bulldozer starting up and working on the other side of the campground. After a little while, we saw th Read on...
We had read about the sunrise on the red cliffs at Ardrossan being spectacular so we were up before the sun and off to the Ardrossan jetty to take photos. While waiting for the sun to rise we met a Golden Retriever puppy named Gus and chatted to the locals fishing for squid and blue swimmer crabs. At 7.10am the sun rose behind a bank of clouds so we had to wait a little longer before the sun rose Read on...
From The Press: Sonoma Countys signature grape varieties are Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Those also happen to be two of the predominant grape varieties grown in Champagne, so it makes perfect sense that this coastal region should produce sparkling wine.
Sensing the promise of California viticulture, many descended on Napa County in the century to try their hand at American sparkling wine. Sonoma Read on...