North America
South America
Central America / Carribean
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia / Oceania
Antartica
Use the checkboxes below to filter through all of our posts based on destination, activity, or interest. Use the + symbol to open a category and see all the sub-categories.
It shows his evolution from an underground street artist to one who enjoyed international acclaim–acclaim that was more in Europe and Asia than in his native America during his lifetime and for several years after his untimely death. Jean-Michel Basquiat Childhood Jean-Michel Basquiat was born in December 1960 to a Haitian father and Puerto Rican […]
Coolidge Arizona would not normally be a destination but it was on our route between Tucson and Phoenix. Since we were in the area, we couldn’t resist stopping at The Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. The monument was established as the country’s first national architectural reserve in 1892. Casa Grande was the largest building in […]
The Civilian Conservation Corps built the roughly 400 miles Blue Ridge Parkway during the Depression. The road connects Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park with the Great Smoky National Park in North Carolina. It takes a long time to drive the entire parkway. Fortunately, it has a lot of entrances and exits, allowing one to travel the […]
updated 2021 The Hudson Valley New York follows the Hudson River from Albany, down to Westchester. It is a beautiful area and has some interesting museums, sculpture parks and, of course, some wineries. Hudson Valley Art Art Omi Art Omi in Ghent New York is an outdoor sculpture and architecture park. Unfortunately, the indoor gallery […]