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Author Archives: carolinebotwin
5th in the Parador Series
There have been a number of people who have requested more information about the Paradors in Spain. And, which was my favorite. (This one, the history is fascinating.) It was difficult to find pictures of the Hanging Houses in Cuenca, … Continue reading
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Parador de Baiona: Part 2 of Series
A fantastic location over looking the Atlantic, with rolling Pine Hills off to the left! On the right and straight ahead, the small orange roofed building is the Bar and Grill with an outside patio right on the water. In the … Continue reading
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Journey to Cyprus: Part 1
We flew into Cyprus, grabbed our rental car and drove to our hotel in New Helvetia in Platres—a small beautiful mountain town. Although this picture does not show the hairpin drive up to the entrance- one can feel it! The … Continue reading
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After Prague: the hinterlands of the Czech Republic
After discovering the strength and bravery of the Czech people in Prague, we wanted to see more of the Czech countryside. It was a dreary morning, made more so by the mammoth SUV the rental company foisted on us. “…but … Continue reading
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The Serendipity (choices) of Senior Malfunctions
After leaving Venice and Slovenia, ultimately heading for Split, Croatia, we were sidelined by Rovinj, Croatia. And this picture is what lured us. On the left, by the sea, there was a narrow road that dead- ended in multiple parking … Continue reading
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A Short Trip- But fruitful until the end, Disaster.
Our plans were on visiting our kids in Sacramento—an early Thanksgiving. We realized that the small town of San Juan Batista California would be more interesting. Small old town. This is an overview of the town and I have … Continue reading
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Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark
Freefall at the Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark We took a cab from the airport to our Copenhagen Plaza Hotel and checked in. Stepping out on our 4th floor balcony I was delighted to see the main train station on our … Continue reading
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Tomar, Portugal : A magnificent Old Town
When we arrived in Lisbon, Portugal, we had to walk the airport to unkink our legs. We have now accumulated enough Delta Miles to fly first–class, half money and half earned miles (But not in time for this trip). Reason: … Continue reading
A Sad Tale of Two Persons Traveling
(I’ll get to the picture of the enormous airplane in a bit.) It began when Mike called our hotel clerk to find out which terminal we should go to for our, “Delta connection” And she said, “Go to the regular … Continue reading
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Baltic States IV
Pure joy for Mike today! We’re off to meet with 2 of the winemakers he had emailed long before our trip began. Both their vineyards were near Kandava, Latvia. Kaspars Sunins 16+ year old vineyard (his wife the wine maker) … Continue reading
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