This Website and Blog has been online for over ten years. I hope you have enjoyed the photos and stories featured. More travels and stories to come. Please enjoy and comment if you want certain countries and/or sites in the US to be highlighted. We recently bought an RV and have enjoyed traveling to National and State Parks. Arches NP has already been published more to come! A hint of what is coming!
The beautiful Grand Prismatic Hot Spring the largest in the United States, and third in the World! It is so large that one must take a hike into the nearby hill to get an over view, and that is where this photo was taken.
“All the pathos and irony of leaving one’s youth behind is thus implicit in every joyous moment of travel: one knows that the first joy can never be recovered, and the wise traveler learns not to repeat successes but tries new places all the time.” Paul Fussell
Evening sky reflected in River Arno seen from Ponte Vecchio
Arno River looking towards the
River Arno from Plazza Vecchio
Ponte alle Grazie on the River Arno
Ponte Vecchio and it’s reflection in River Arno
Ufizzi and it’s reflection in River Arno
Bell Tower, Plazzo Vecchio
Sidewalk Art by talented Art students
Beautiful Chalk Art, Florence, Florence Art Students
Locks on the Roman Road near Pointe Vecchio
Moon -rise near the Bell Tower at Plazzo Vecchio, Florence
Sunset over the River Arno, Florence near Pointe Vecchio
Lights reflected in River Arno, Florence Italy
Posing in Florence at the Palazzo Strozzi
Florence is a fascinating city. Just a short walk one evening in October yielded these beautiful pictures. Walking along the Roman road and crossing the River Arno on the Pointe Vecchio is a walk back into history. The bridge was built in 1345, and is the oldest surviving bridge in Florence. The site that it fords dates back to Roman times. On the bridge are numerous shops, which formerly housed the blacksmiths tanners and butchers, and since replaced by jewelers and goldsmiths. Florentines and Tourist enjoy the walk and the views.
This tiny locomotive on a short-track in the research station town of Ny-Ålesund on the Kongsfjorden of Spitsbergen in the Svalbard Archipelago of Arctic Norway is no longer active—but does retain the title of ‘northernmost train in the world’