Dog Sledding in Norway
Dog sledding in Norway was one of those magical experiences; a “pinch-me” moment because I couldn’t believe that I was lucky enough to be there, riding through a snow field […]
Tag Archives: quirky
Riding A Camel Through the Desert — in North America!
I’ve always imagined traveling to an exotic destination in some spicy, foreign corner of the world where people ride camels across the desert and speak in tongues I can’t understand. […]
I Loved the Lavender Circus!
All I could think was: this is a hostel? This is a hostel?! It was absolutely charming! Soft, comfortable rooms on the third flight of an old dwelling near the […]
Escape the Room Challenge
Judging by the recent cities I’ve visited, Escape Room challenges are a worldwide trend right now. We’ve had a new one pop up in my area of town (West Chester, […]
A Caribbean Ice Bar
Chances are, you’re not going to visit an ice bar if you’re in the Caribbean UNLESS you’re on the Norweigan Epic ship, which includes one of only 14 ice bars […]
Czech Communism & the Nuclear Bunker
As a child growing up in the 70’s, I heard vague rumblings about “those Commie bastards.” I think most of them came from Archie Bunker on All in the Family, […]
“The World’s Largest Graveyard” – Catacombs of Paris
The Catacombs of Paris My third trip down into the tunnels of the Catacombs of Paris was no less macabre than my first visit. Seeing the stacked skulls and femurs […]
The Mayberry Cafe
Before we left Indianapolis, we couldn’t resist eating at the Mayberry Café in downtown Danville. The small diner is a showcase for all things Mayberry — except for the food. […]
Here. I’ll Slip You a Mickey
Disneyworld! I’m not going to blog all about Disneyworld. There are blogs solely devoted to visiting the Disney Parks. If you want to learn all the in’s and out’s of […]
I Crawled Up Inside CasAnus
What Is CasAnus? As if my time wandering around the Verbeke Foundation wasn’t strange enough, when the day ended and the museum closed, I was left to spend the night […]
Browsing The Atlas 