I’ve been a collector of ghost stories from inns and B&Bs for quite some time now. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that approximately 20-percent of inns and B&Bs are haunted, according to a survey of innkeepers from BedandBreakfast.com. Many historic homes have plenty of spirits lingering in hallways and guestrooms, making themselves at home in their former homes, or should we say former haunts?
Make Some Bones, Stop Genocide
Wandering Educators will make some bones - will you join us?
Even as we approached Cartagena, we could see this would be a special port. Founded in 1533 by Don Pedro de Heredia and named Cartagena de Indias after the Spanish port Cartagena, this is a city of contrast. Rich in history, but every bit a modern metropolis. Arriving in port our sleek cruise ship buddied up to an old pirate ship.
When you think of great foodie capitals of the world, what cities come to mind? I bet Brussels isn’t on your list, unless of course you live here. In fact, most Top Ten food destination lists overlook the Belgian capital but in my mind, it should be number one.
Travel isn't only about planning, or being there. It's also about discovering a place, and discovering yourself; riding buses and eating locally. Rove Magazine is one such online resource for travel inspiration! It's full of interesting articles - read Why haven’t I heard of… Huacachina, Peru; Mushroom Hunting in Norway; Ten Things You Should Do in Every Country You Visit; The Traveling Notebook: the beginning of Asia by train - SEE??