December 20, 2019
Das Goethe-Haus
Annelies Clauson taught me the German language. She was a high school teacher of great renown in my home town, having singlehandedly created and
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June 28, 2018
Chenonceau
My favorite chateau. This one spans Le Cher in the Loire region and makes a picturesque destination when approached from the water.
August 18, 2015
Chelan!
Lake Chelan is a natural treasure near the center of the State of Washington. Unless you live in Washington, you probably haven't heard of
July 25, 2014
Open Road
Road trip south for business meetings in California, combined with touring and camping along the way, visiting family and friends. The wide open sky and
July 20, 2014
Eagle Lake
The last leg to Eagle Lake started Saturday morning in Lakeview, Oregon. I didn't find much interesting about Lakeview, but I did find a
July 18, 2014
Maryhill
Samuel Hill was an interesting character. He is known for building the Peace Arch on the US-Canadian border and the Stonehenge War Memorial in the Columbia River Gorge. He
July 17, 2014
“Stonehenge”
In 1918 in Southeastern Washington State a businessman and Quaker, Samuel Hill, began construction of a concrete structure modeled after the ruins of Stonehenge in
July 17, 2014
Yakima
Yakima is an agricultural town with nearly a quarter million inhabitants in the area encompassing the incorporated city. I've always know it as a hops
March 5, 1994
Ephesus
If you harbor any love of books, Ephesus must have a special spot in your heart. The ruins of the ancient town feature what
January 27, 1994
Felucca to Kom Ombo
In the course of exploring Aswan over a number of days I made inquiries about the sail boats that were up on the shore of
January 23, 1994
Aswan
Aswan can be considered the southern-most settled extreme of Egypt. The Aswan High Dam is just to the south of the city, behind which Lake
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