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Tag Archives: Travel
Wolfish Pursuits and RoseMary Inn
“ ‘Mr. Spratt,’ began Archibald, slowly bringing himself up to speed like a chilled gecko. ‘Is it true that Mr. Wolff once belonged to the Lupine Brotherhood, a secret society dedicated to traditional wolfish pursuits such as the outlawed Midnight … Continue reading
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Tagged B&B in New Jersey, bears, Bed and Breakfast in New Jersey, Inn in New Jersey, Travel, wolf, wolf preserve, wolves
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A Romantic Moment on a Yacht
During the spring break, we visited Maryland, focusing on the northern Chesapeake Bay, between Havre de Grace and the capital, Annapolis. Havre de Grace The tourist season has not yet started in Havre de Grace. The views and the peacefulness … Continue reading
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Tagged Annapolis, Carribean food, Chesapeake Bay, ducks, food, Havre de Grace, little library, Maryland, Travel, vacation, waterfront
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Where the river narrows
“The name “Québec”, which comes from the Algonquin word kébec meaning “where the river narrows”, originally referred to the area around Quebec City where the Saint Lawrence River narrows to a cliff-lined gap.” Wikipedia Our next leg of the “lazy … Continue reading
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Tagged buildings, Canada, farmers market, historic city, market, old streets, Quebec, Quebec City, summer vacation, tourism, Travel
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A lazy vacation
What it was that was actually the matter with us, we none of us could be sure of; but the unanimous opinion was that it – whatever it was – had been brought on by overwork. “What we want is … Continue reading
Tourism and fiction
“Japan’s smallest prefecture is aiming to attract more Thai tourists by sponsoring a series of romance novels set in the region. The southern Kagawa Prefecture has teamed up with four Thai writers for the initiative, who have each penned love … Continue reading
Posted in contemporary romance, fiction, humor, literature
Tagged escapism, genres, romance, romantic destinations, tourism, Travel
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Waiting for a muse in a cafe…
The golden age of Prague café society was at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, when making an appearance at one of the elegant cafés was simply a social necessity. Surrounded by the aroma of good coffee and … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, literature, photos
Tagged cafe, cake, Einstein, inspiration, muse, Prague, Travel
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