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Category: Historic Sites

Photo Diary: India
Faith, Historic Sites

Photo Diary: India

What do you do, reader, when caught in the vicegrip of nostalgia? For me, flipping through old pictures is the … Continue reading Photo Diary: India

Pivot to Gran Colombia
Historic Sites, New Adventure

Pivot to Gran Colombia

On my last morning in Quito I shared coffee with a young man from New York on the rooftop terrace … Continue reading Pivot to Gran Colombia

Wat’s up Cambodia?
Historic Sites, Human Stories

Wat’s up Cambodia?

There is something profoundly comforting about arriving in a foreign country and seeing someone holding a sign with your name … Continue reading Wat’s up Cambodia?

The Winds of Change in Thailand
Art and Culture, Historic Sites

The Winds of Change in Thailand

Bangkok has long captivated writers because of its unique society and exotic allure. One hundred years ago in Joseph Conrad’s … Continue reading The Winds of Change in Thailand

A Part of the Herd (look at this stuff, isn’t it neat?)
Historic Sites, Reflection

A Part of the Herd (look at this stuff, isn’t it neat?)

I love cities. I love the sounds, sights, and scenes. I love the smells and scents. I love getting lost. … Continue reading A Part of the Herd (look at this stuff, isn’t it neat?)

A Star and the Crescent Moon in a Sea of Red
Historic Sites

A Star and the Crescent Moon in a Sea of Red

The Turkish flag is a common sight along the winding streets of Istanbul. Featuring a star and a crescent moon overlaying … Continue reading A Star and the Crescent Moon in a Sea of Red

A Hidden Gem in the East
Art and Culture, Historic Sites

A Hidden Gem in the East

Amid the scorched earth of an oppressive and destructive communist regime, a flower blooms in the east. Bucharest, Romania, is … Continue reading A Hidden Gem in the East

Tastes and Troubles in the Cradle of Western Civilization
Historic Sites

Tastes and Troubles in the Cradle of Western Civilization

If you ask a Greek what their food is like, be prepared for a vivid and expressive spectacle. Like a … Continue reading Tastes and Troubles in the Cradle of Western Civilization

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