We were walking across the San Telmo Bridge over the Guadalquivir River in Seville, Spain when I pointed out to Julie the padlocks that festooned the railings like bronze jewels. I told her that they represented the love between two … Continued
This is the second post in a five-part series on travel situations we’ve encountered that are never part of anyone’s plans but you’ll be sure to remember long after you return home. Like gazelles at an African watering hole, tourists … Continued
When we travel in North America, I get exhausted from having to tip. Tip the taxi driver from the airport to the hotel. Tip the bellhop. Tip the concierge who watches your luggage while you go to lunch where you … Continued