Category Archives: The Wanderer
Spring in Bucharest
We revisited Bucharest to see family and friends on the way back from Puglia, before we left for Canada. It seemed like the time we had put aside for this part of the trip, four weeks, was too short. Then … Continue reading
Gallipoli, Castellana and the rest – Mr. Bean goes to Puglia (Part 2)
Gallipoli As we were driving into Gallipoli again, Mr. H made it clear that he needs to follow a so called tradition by now, where they, Chris became part of this, have to have a dip in the water. They … Continue reading
Naples, Bucharest on Steroids
In this week’s blog we have a very special guest writer, Husband Chris, telling of our journey through Naples, Italy. If we get a positive response we may ask him to come back more regularly for some future publications! So … Continue reading
Lyon, Easter Eggs and Weawing Songs
From Paris, we hopped on the train again and in two hours we were in Lyon. We were first timers and although the weather was a bit grey and crisp, it was a great introduction to the city. As tourists … Continue reading
Paris, Ville de l’Hiver et Pommes
Since my first time in Paris, in 2010 I have been returning with great curiosity for more discoveries. We planned this trip well in advance so we found affordable tickets for the Eurostar, we chose and booked a dinner spot … Continue reading
London, City of Wind and Honey
Oh how naive we were to send all our winter clothes to Canada and think we will not need winter jackets when we arrive back in London in March. It was cold and I know I shouldn’t complain considering we … Continue reading
See you soon Brissy
We left Brisbane a couple of weeks ago. Before getting there it seemed that 6 months would be such a long time that we could even get bored. We were wrong. It was quite surprising how quickly we settled into … Continue reading
Thank you 2012!
Current stop – Brisbane It has been quite easy to embrace Brisbane as our current home for the past three months and for the next two. Aided by family support we quickly embraced yet another transition within this year. I … Continue reading