Reflecting on a Year of Riding the Wind
Sitting here at “home” in California I am hard-pressed to believe what has transpired in the past year. Loaded with lessons, new challenges, new sights, and best of all, new…
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Moving on from Greece to…
After several days of suspense, more details unfolded about the potential job in Colorado and it was not to be. I wonder if the universe is sending me a message: “Don’t go backwards” or maybe it’s saying “Screw you. Run out of money”. Or…
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Musings from Chania, Crete
I’ve been laying low in Chania, gathering strength after Cambodia and trying to plan my future; a nearly futile exercise that becomes increasingly difficult given my current “lifestyle”. I never know what today…
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A Religious Celebration: Theophany in Chania, Crete, Greece
The Greek Orthodox church is the prevailing religion in Greece and holy days are no small matter. While…
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Photo of the Week: Graffiti in Chania, Crete, Greece
Crete is a romantic and special place. It’s no wonder that so many people fall under it’s spell, experiencing a love affair with the location. I found this stencil graffiti in an alley in the oldest neighborhood in Chania (continuously inhabited since 3500 B.C.).
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Photo of the Week: Chania, Crete, Greece
This week’s picture comes from a tiny back street in the ancient city of Chania on Crete’s northern shore. It seems everywhere I look there is art.
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More of my Favorite Travel Photos from 2013. New Zealand, S. Korea, UK, Greece and Cambodia
More travel photos from around the world!
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Winter in Crete
The day after Christmas I boarded my last flight of four on my journey from Cambodia to Crete. There was no chance of hearing safety announcements on board. The Greek people are a loud people and the plane was packed with families and friends in a jovial mood. The happiness was contagious. I was the only blonde on board, much like…
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