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Fes Morocco
We woke up to a gorgeous morning in Fes – a great opportunity to explore a different city and culture. Fes is the center of the Arabic culture and influence in Morocco. We did a quick stop at the Royal … Continue reading
Running and Walking in Sevile
Today, we kicked off our second day in Seville with a run around the Maria Luisa park. Always a nice way to get to know the city and running around the world is always fun. Some of my other favorite … Continue reading
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The Tourists of Seville
We drove (rode) back to Spain today to spend a few days in Seville. It was a nice ride viewing the Portuguese countryside, cork trees and giant stork nests on the top of trees and power poles. In case anyone … Continue reading
Running in Madrid
Madrid is a fun place to visit! We stayed at the Westin Place Hotel (great hotel and great location) that is very near parks, shopping and many attractions. For our first dinner, we chose the famous Restarante Botin – which … Continue reading
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Landed in Madrid!
Our Spanish adventure with food, drink, music and culture is beginning! Posted from WordPress for Windows Phone 8!
Headed Out for a New Adventure!
All packed to cover some distance and multiple countries. Headed east…stay tuned! Posted from WordPress for Windows Phone 8!
Last Day in Seoul
Some great weather today…especially if you can guess what we did this morning? Run of course! It was a little foggy, but the cool mist was great to run with all the local runners and bikers along the river. One … Continue reading
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The Divided Peninsula (Korea)
Unlike Vietnam, South Korea and North Korea are not united and that fact is still very overt and disappointing when talking to local people. The (SOUTH) Korean is clearly very strong and it was obvious when visiting Seoul. There was … Continue reading
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The VietCong Tunnels of Cu Chi
I must admit, the private tour of Cu Chi, which was one of the largest and most complex VietCong strongholds near Saigon was the best explanation and understanding of the battles between the US military (and the ARVN) against the … Continue reading
Waterfront Industries in Vietnam
As we headed down south along the Mekong River, we stopped a few places to see how people live and work in the river communities in Vietnam. We first stopped at Tan Chau. They had to build up the banks … Continue reading
