The more new countries we discover, the more stories from old travels we forget. This is a place to keep it all – a funny anecdote, a travel story, something new learned, something stupid done.
Two weeks in Egypt - archaeological magic and natural wonders. Also a revolution. We were there literally during the Arab Spring.
From Buddhist monastery high in the mountains to the Ramen Museum, from tiny traditional villages to the organized chaos of hi-tech cities, we got lost everywhere.
Nine days in urban China - delicious food and Communism.
We lived in a van, drank $4 coffee and paid $2 to pee. The scenery more than made up for it.
Europe is expensive and we are cheap. Portugal was a pleasant surprise where the architecture, culture, and beauty is like the rest of the Europe and the food is sardines.
Over the years we have been to London, Bath, Glastonbury, Wells, Cottswolds Villages, Glasgow, Edinburgh... and every time we almost get hit by a car.
We have been to Mexico so many times over the years, Victor's default radio station is now in Spanish and Julia finally learned to pronounce "huevos" correctly.