by Nancy | Jun 29, 2016 | The Americas |
When most people go on vacation, they head south for warm temperatures and sunny skies. But last week guest blogger Dave Hermetet wanted some different scenery, so he and wife, Sarah, headed north to Seattle for a seven-day cruise to Alaska. See what Dave has...
by Nancy | Jun 8, 2016 | The Americas |
What paints a more idyllic picture of America than summer, brass bands, and free outdoor concerts? Below, Guest Blogger, Dave Hermetet, will have you running to mark your calendar. Great American Brass Band Festival If it’s the first weekend of June, it must be the...
by Nancy | May 18, 2016 | The Americas |
Until this month fossils never interested me. It’s probably the math. Hard to conceptualize the time frame of any era that ends in zoic, like mesozoic or cenozoic. Once the numbers go beyond a million, I’m done. But my husband and I kept our pledge to honor The...
by Nancy | May 4, 2016 | The Americas |
Waterfowl breeding season in Southern Oregon is a colorful affair. Lots of locals are in mating mode this month. Others fly in just for the occasion. Last week my friends and I drove in for the occasion and parked our suitcases at the Running Y Ranch, a beautiful golf...
by Nancy | Apr 6, 2016 | The Americas |
As March goes out like a lamb, vivid colors burst forth from nature’s most gorgeous harbinger of spring. There’s nothing more joyful than strolling through a tulip garden on a warm, sunny day. Dutch Tulip Time When I lived in Europe, I enjoyed the Tulip Festival in...