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ROAM

sheep on the Applian Way, Rome

Roman Treasures

Rome is slightly over an hour away from us by fast train, but it always feels like an exotic vacation, even on the briefest trips....

Discovering Lake Maggiore

Italy is sinking under the weight of tourists right now, and it's not even high-season. I am not too affected by crowds living in such...

Brescia

Just go: Brescia

An unexpected visit to Brescia revealed a delightful town often overshadowed by its neighbors—Venice, Verona, Padua, and Milan—but packed with beauty, history, and great food. We...

The devil at the beer garden

My mother was an artist, but her pallet for rebellion was limited. When I was growing up and she was really, really fed up—a fight...

stone house in Switzerland

Road trip in Europe

One graduating kid, one car, one dog, four countries, four languages, three seemingly endless tunnels, eleven different places to stay, three positive Covid tests, one...

Little treasures of 2021

Here are some of my favorite adventures and discoveries of the year. If you've stuck with me this long you know that as much as...

On the road again

The Second Annual French Road Trip—also known as The Paris Haircut Trip—concluded recently. This time John was with me and I wanted to share with...

Rodloga Sweden

Are some places cursed?

We had to ask ourselves this question about a bucolic, beautiful, tiny island in the Stockholm archipelago, Rödlöga, four hours by ferry from the capital....

Hotal Al Ponte Antico Venice

Venice discoveries

I love Venice but I've always hated the area around the Rialto Bridge. It's too crowded, usually hot, and lined with the kind of restaurants...