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Tag Archives: travel
Stresa (and Hemingway) in Monochrome
We started our three-week visit to Italy in 2009 with a four-day stay in Milan and after seeing just about everything we wanted to see in two days we then on day three took the train to Stresa, a resort … Continue reading
Posted in History, Italy, Literature, Travel
Tagged A Farewell to Arms, Hemingway, Luigi Cadorna, monochrome photography, photography, Piazza Cadorna, Stresa, travel, travel photography, World War I
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Milan in Monochrome
We spent a week in Ireland in the spring of 2009 and then flew to Milan to begin a three-week tour of Italy. We stayed in Milan for four days and in this post I will show you a dozen … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Italy, Milan, Travel
Tagged Duomo di Milano, Milan city bus tour, monochrome photos, photography, travel, travel photography
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The 17-Mile Drive to Pebble Beach and Carmel
The 17-Mile Drive through Pebble Beach is a loop. We only drove from the gate in Pacific Grove to the gate at Carmel which was about 8 miles. From the Carmel Gate the drive heads east to the Highway 1 … Continue reading
Spanish Bay on the Monterey Peninsula
Some people say it’s the most scenic drive in the country. Some say the world. So we thought that on the fourth and final day of our four-day Monterey Weekend that we would check out this 17-Mile Drive and see … Continue reading
Posted in California, Travel
Tagged 17-mile Drive, Monterey, Monterey Peninsula, Moss Beach, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach, Pebble Beach Company, photography, Samuel F B Morse, Spanish Bay, the beach at Spanish Bay, the Inn at Spanish Bay, the Links at Spanish Bay, travel, travel photography
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Monterey’s Top Attraction: The Monterey Bay Aquarium
We checked the weather forecast for our four-day weekend in Monterey last December and discovered that Sunday would be the gloomiest day with the most chance of rain. And so we planned our outdoor activities for other days and reserved … Continue reading
Posted in California, Travel
Tagged Hovden Cannery, Monterey, Monterey Bay, Monterey Bay Aquarium, photography, The Little Mermaid, travel, travel photography, Under the Sea
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Our Pacific Grove Walk
Pacific Grove is a quaint little town that sits on top of the Monterey Peninsula about 100 miles south of San Francisco. The town is noted for its scenic coast which is painted purple-pink when the ice plant is in … Continue reading
Monterey’s Cannery Row
The central California coastline of Monterey Bay stretches for about 44 miles from Santa Cruz in the north to Pacific Grove in the south. The last six tenths of a mile of the road that runs along the city of … Continue reading
Ireland 2019: Dublin’s Merrion Square
The four Georges from the German House of Hanover ruled Great Britain and Ireland from 1714 to 1830 and this period as well as the popular architectural style of the time has become known as Georgian. Early in the 18th … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, History, Ireland, Travel
Tagged A Tribute Head, Dublin, Eleanor Shanley, Georgian architecture, Irish Defense Forces Monument, Irish music, Merrion Square, Merrion Square Park, Merrion Square playground, Oscar Wilde, photography, Restless Farewell, Ronnie Drew, The Joker's Chair, The Parting Glass, The Victims, travel, travel photography
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Ireland 2019: Dublin’s EPIC Museum
On the fifth of July last year we woke up to a rainy Friday morning in Dublin and thought what would be a better day than to visit the magnificent museum next door to our hotel: EPIC the Irish Emigration … Continue reading