Irish Roots
****WARNING TO NON-RELATIVES: this blog post has lots of family genealogy and may be a bit boring to those outside the family… One of the… Read More »Irish Roots
****WARNING TO NON-RELATIVES: this blog post has lots of family genealogy and may be a bit boring to those outside the family… One of the… Read More »Irish Roots
We’ve had almost four weeks in Sevilla now, and I will try to put together some of my thoughts about this lovely place. It might… Read More »Sevilla
When I was booking all of my flights with AirTreks, last May, I needed to get to Spain from Nepal. Aurelie, the travel person, told… Read More »Istanbul
Pokhara is the second largest city in Nepal; it is used as a starting point for some treks, and as a place of relaxation after… Read More »Pokhara
I chose the Manaslu Circuit because I loved Annapurna so much. I didn’t want to go back to Annapurna, because they have built a road… Read More »The Manaslu Circuit
When we arrived in Kathmandu, the smell of incense was everywhere in the street. I looked forward, so much, to revisiting Kathmandu. Even its name… Read More »Kathmandu
Of course, my whole experience of Israel is colored by Ziv. Julie and I met Ziv in Nepal back in 1992 when we were hiking… Read More »Israel
Jordan happened quickly. Our plane landed at 8 am, we rented a car, and headed to Petra. I had not thought about renting a car,… Read More »Petra and Wadi Rum
The city of Cairo is enormous, and seems to go on forever. In fact, it stretches almost to the pyramids of Giza. Some parts of… Read More »Egypt
We had a bit of a scare traveling from Agra to Varanasi. I had been very proud of myself for booking the tickets online; our… Read More »Varanasi