by Nancy | Nov 18, 2020 | United States |
If you must travel during the Covid-19 pandemic, look for hotels that follow strict CDC guidelines: 25% occupancy, extreme disinfecting practices, rooms left vacant for at least 24 hours between occupancies. Recently my husband and I drove from Scottsdale to Denver....
by Nancy | Mar 12, 2019 | Uncategorized |
Readers of this blog know that for the last few years my travels have pursued the truth about climate change. I refuse to listen to uninformed politicians. I go where people know things. Politicians say that climate always trends. Visiting our National Parks has...
by Nancy | Feb 19, 2019 | Asia |
Visiting Bangkok is an adventure, but after a while you just want to escape the smell of garbage and seek out more fragrant lands, like Chiang Mai to the north. Thailand is known for its fruit (see Monica Adair’s blog on local foods). I am known for my love of...
by Nancy | Feb 5, 2019 | Asia |
When the polluted air of Bangkok became so gun-metal gray that no sunbeams could shoot though, the government closed schools and offices, and my family and I decided to escape to blue skies. Competing with everyone else in the city, we booked Phuket in a rush. While...
by Nancy | Jan 16, 2019 | United States |
Lately I have been curious about international borders, so I am doing my due diligence to learn as much as possible. Last year, I visited Nogales, Arizona to see the border wall, and my heart sank. I was used to the concrete Berlin Wall. The Nogales wall has steel...
