Tripeiros
People born of hardship remember and celebrate their common adversity. We spent a full day in Porto living among such people.
Click on the Tripe Eaters for details…
I didn’t realize until we traveled to Portugal, just how important this rooster is.
Click on the colourful bird for the full story…
The trip we are on today is an exploratory journey. We won’t be conducting experiments on butterflies, plants or mice in an orbiting space lab, but we hope to discover things that elude us while we are at home.
Click on the life cycle diagram for details…
Bear and I are sitting at Calgary Airport Gate D22, awaiting a magic carpet. Climb aboard with us; we will fly through space and time to the deserts of Morocco with Atlantic island stops along the way, then on to equatorial Africa.
Click on the rug to reserve your seat.
The red dot on this map is where the S/S Danmark sank in 1889.
My Danish great-grandfather was aboard that ship. Fred Bekker survived the ordeal and spent time on the Azores Islands waiting for transport to America.
Click on the dot for details….
The people of Catalonia have a curious Christmas tradition.
Click on the Caganer for details….
I would like to introduce you to some of my cousins.
Click on the pink one for details….
The King of the Smugglers procured a small boat, which he anchored at remote Smuggler’s Cove.
Click on the idyllic estuary, for a less-than-ideal story.
My siblings and I are visiting our cousins on Vancouver Island this weekend. We expect to uncover treasure while we are there.
Click on either Wells cousin to join us.