Travel to Foreign Ports by Sea, Land, Air
° Suez Canal (Port Said) ° Gods and Demons ° The Path of the Nile: ° Khartoum ° Aswan (Assouan) ° Thebes ° Luxor ° Cairo ° Alexandria Egyptian Cat Goddesses and the Underworld Cat or Lion headed gods were believed to guard certain halls and gates in the Underworld. Lion gods and goddesses are Read More
This post features stuff that is important to bring along. These are items considered long-time necessities after traveling around the world to 30 countries including Japan, Thailand, French Polynesia, Australia, France, Greece, Italy, England, Ireland, Turkey, Costa Rica, Mexico, kayaking through the San Juan Islands and the Sea of Cortez, and floating on cruise ships Read More
FIRST . . . Think about your absolute basic needs to make you comfortable. During a summer at Oxford in England, an elegantly dressed classmate travelled impressively minimally. Her method was layering . . . cashmere sweaters. She had about four of them with her, along with a rain jacket, Levis, dress slacks, couple of Read More
Odds are your ancestors traveled by sea or via extensive overland routes during the 1400s, 1500s, 1600s, etc. No matter where you live now, the chances are great that you are from elsewhere. Do you know how far back you go and from where? 23 pairs of chromosomes define you. Through today’s DNA testing, you Read More
The Fyddeye Guide to America’s Lighthouses The Fyddeye Guide makes your travel planning easier by showing you hundreds of fascinating lighthouses you can visit today on the east coast, Great Lakes, Gulf Coast, and the west coast, including Alaska and Hawaii. From remote islands in Maine to the metropolises of southern California, you’ll discover the towering Read More