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On The Erie Canal 3: The Saints That Guided Us

On The Erie Canal 3: The Saints That Guided Us

August 26th, 2017 | Architecture and Design, General, transportation, Travel, United States

The more we travel, the longer our list of patron saints becomes. When our divinities—not all of whom, we believe, have made themselves known– bestow grace, we appreciate our good fortune. When they are cranky or generally feeling punitive, appeasement is not an...
On The Erie Canal 1: History, Boats and Changes

On The Erie Canal 1: History, Boats and Changes

August 21st, 2017 | Architecture and Design, General, Politics, Society at Large, transportation, Travel, United States

I’ve got an old mule and her name is Sal Fifteen years on the Erie Canal She’s a good old worker and a good old pal Fifteen years on the Erie Canal … Low bridge, everybody down Low bridge cause we’re coming to a town And you’ll always know your...
Based in Batignolles 7: Bienvenue et Adieu

Based in Batignolles 7: Bienvenue et Adieu

July 1st, 2017 | Europe, Friends, transportation, Travel

Inbound from Charles de Gaulle-Roissy airport, all had gone smoothly until we were in a taxi headed into Paris—at a crawl. The traffic was simply horrific, as bad as anything I have experienced from route 128 outside Boston to any freeway from San Diego to Los...
The Naples Jaunt 1: Getting There

The Naples Jaunt 1: Getting There

January 5th, 2017 | Cooking, Kitchen and Table, Europe, General, transportation, Travel

Surely these aren’t streets one drives a car down? I mean, it looks like this whole part of Salerno, the Storico Centro, has been pedestrianized. It was late, after 4:00. I texted Alessandro that we could be at the apartment Casa Futura Retrò around 3:30. Then got a...
Beautiful Blue Danube 8: There and Back

Beautiful Blue Danube 8: There and Back

June 12th, 2016 | Europe, General, transportation, Travel

Was getting a bit worried we weren’t going to get out of Budport. No, not a bar for rowdy boys but Budapest Airport aka Liszt Ferenc Airport. We are charmed that the airport is named for one of Hungary’s creative greats. Sort of like Rome’s Fiumicino...
Beautiful Blue Danube 2: Through A Dozen Locks

Beautiful Blue Danube 2: Through A Dozen Locks

June 4th, 2016 | Europe, General, transportation, Travel, visual arts

We are cruisin’, really bookin’ down the Am Europakanal (aka the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal) toward Regensburg and our hook-up with the Danube. The water rippling by in he damp, gray chill is all I can hear–although a few kilometers back the birds were...
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