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Tag Archives: History
The Beauty of Mont Saint-Michel
Woke up feeling refreshed and excited, as today we are heading to Mont Saint-Michel. I have seen pictures and read about the Mont for years and today the pictures turn to reality. Getting there from Pontorson is easy. They have … Continue reading
Moving on to Pontorson
Nantes was a great start to this trip. We really enjoyed ourselves and only have good things to say and good memories. We woke up early, cleaned up, went down for breakfast and then prepared to check-out. We have a … Continue reading
Nantes – So Much To See
Our last day in Nantes and there are many places we want to visit, even if for just a brief visit. We’re going to start with a good breakfast at the hotel before we leave. They really have a decent … Continue reading
Returning to Europe
To misquote one of my cartoon favorites – Bullwinkle. “Spring is here. The grass is growing. I wonder where the Herks are going?” And the answer is – back to Europe. We’ve decided to go on a little adventure this … Continue reading
Return Visit To Boston
This was originally going to be the time we spent exploring the natural beauty of Iceland, instead, we returned to the flatter ground of Boston and the majesty of Fenway Park. I know, that’s not exactly apples to apples, but … Continue reading
Sunny Sunday
Edinburgh, United Kingdom Yesterday’s rain brought today’s sunshine. It’s a beautiful day. The temps are in the mid 60’s, just a wisp of a breeze and bright blue skies. After breakfast, Sue went over to the Surgeons Hall Museum. It … Continue reading
Tour day – Rosslyn Chapel and the Scottish Borders
Edinburgh, United Kingdom Another tour day, this time we are headed south of Edinburgh. Highlights will include the rolling hills of the lowlands, a stop at the inspirational view point of Sir Walter Scott and then ending at Rosslyn Chapel. … Continue reading
Checking out the Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh, United Kingdom Another good night’s sleep and we’re ready to go. Today’s schedule includes a tour of the Edinburgh Castle and whatever else we stumble upon. Walked the 100 meters to the tour starting point and met our guide … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – Pantheon and chill
Day 33 – Rome, Italy Hard to believe but today is our final day in Rome. After all of the walking tours and exploration of the city for the past few days, we decided to make today an easy transition … Continue reading
Italy 2016 – The Colosseum and Roman Forum
Day 31 – Roma, Italy Our tour today will be at the Colosseum, Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum and promises to be lots of walking. Someone told us that Rome is like lasagne – lots of layers built on … Continue reading