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basilica of Saint-Nazaire-et-Saint Celse

The Basilica of Saint-Nazaire-et-Saint Celse

Beziers, France by Glen Cowley In beauty it rested atop the city's crown, heralding its importance; a hand aspiring … [Read More...]

Remains of Ft. Bowie corrals and stables

Fort Bowie Arizona, a Frontier Landmark

by Victor A. Walsh The eight-mile dirt road zigzags through the parched hills like the river of no return. The … [Read More...]

In The Footsteps Of Dante

Florence, Italy by Anne Harrison  Dante began The Divine Comedy in 1308, while exiled from his beloved Florence. The … [Read More...]

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Phallic Power: The Legacy of a Divine Madman

Bhutan by K.D. Leperi I arrived in the Kingdom of Bhutan, a land-locked country sandwiched in between the giants of … [Read More...]

poem on wall in Leden, the Netherlands

Wall Poems in Leiden, Holland

The Words of the Poet Are Written On Sleutelstaat Walls by Giuseppe Raudino As I walked in the historic center of … [Read More...]

Tamada: The Toastmaster, Patriarch of Traditional Georgian Feasting

Republic of Georgia by E.P. Wohlfart After eight hours in a crowded marshrutka our vehicle – one of the many dusty … [Read More...]

Balls of fire setting off across the bay

Japan: The Cormorants of Arashiyama

by Anne Harrison He led me to a bridge, carrying in his arms with him certain dive-droppers or water-fowls, bound to … [Read More...]

Chateau d'If and Marseille

France: Chateau d’If, Marseille

Moving from History to Legend Through Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo by Anastasia Klimchynskaya  On the 24th of … [Read More...]

City of Perugia, Italy

Tradition, Joy and Jazz Continue at the Umbria Jazz Festival

Perugia, Italy by Cornelius Myers The morning light strikes the 13th Century Italian city of Perugia, not like a … [Read More...]

vintage cars on Havana street

Historic Havana, Independent Cuba

by Marc Latham Before arriving in Havana on a warm January evening I thought modern day Cuba was held together as a … [Read More...]

Parthenon Nashville Tennessee

Athens of the South: Nashville’s Parthenon, Pagan Goddess in the Bible Belt

by Nanette Peraino In the Bible Belt, known for conservative society and politics, prepare to be stunned, if not … [Read More...]

Barcelona cityscape

The Surreal Life of Catalonia, Spain

by Jessica Peter A house with a dragon’s back. Lantern-lit trees with eerie faces. Turrets made of giant eggs. It may … [Read More...]

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