A Preview of Coming Attractions
Some time in early July – as soon as we can get ourselves organized for another trip – we’ll be heading north from Anacortes into… Read More »A Preview of Coming Attractions
Some time in early July – as soon as we can get ourselves organized for another trip – we’ll be heading north from Anacortes into… Read More »A Preview of Coming Attractions
Poof! Just like that, and a few tons of carbon in the atmosphere later, we’re back in Seattle. Since this blog exists primarily to share… Read More »This and That
Monet was famous and going blind from cataracts when he came up with the idea of creating a set of huge paintings inspired by his… Read More »Ponds, Pads and Paintings
I was going to title this post “Monet-land”, but decided that it sounded snarky. My point is that Giverny is a perfectly pleasant small village,… Read More »Monet Slept Here
Here we are, at the end of our five week ramble through England, Germany and France. Before taking the Eurostar back to London to catch… Read More »Two Nights in a Brothel
Leonardo, a son of Tuscany. Proudly claimed by Vinci, his home town. “Leonardo da Vinci”, get it? So how did Leonardo come to be buried… Read More »Io Amo Leonardo – Bien Sur
As you may know, France is criss-crossed by canals. These were originally used to transport goods, but are now mostly used by recreational boaters. At… Read More »Le Pont Canal
Departing Strasbourg with some reluctance, we made a short drive to Nancy (see pronunciation, above). This much smaller city turned out to have a beautiful… Read More »Nan-see
Most churches are inarguably better decorated on the inside than the outside. After all, that’s where God and the parishioners money reside. But Strasbourg Cathedral… Read More »Which is Better?