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February 2022 issue | Appears on page 6

Portugal’s amazing Azores

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February 2022 issue | Appears on page 20

Art in Orkney

As they have for nearly everyone, the last 18 or so months have had an unpredictable impact on me.

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January 2022 issue | Appears on page 6

A homestay visit in Srinagar, India

Some opportunities present themselves once in a lifetime.

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October 2021 issue | Appears on page 6

Wonderful winter wildlife in Japan

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June 2021 issue | Appears on page 6

Exploring Italy’s Borromean Islands

Guidebooks gush about the legendary beauty of northern Italy’s Lago Maggiore.

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May 2021 issue | Appears on page 6

Enjoying the planning process — getting ready for that next travel adventure

In pandemic mode, temporarily cut off from our travels, all that we have left to satisfy our adventurous spirits are our memories… and planning for the next trip.

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April 2021 issue | Appears on page 6

Walking the Thames Path National Trail

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March 2021 issue | Appears on page 6

Off to Timbuktu – one of the highlights of a tour of Mali and Burkina Faso

For more than a hundred years, Timbuktu (Tombouctou) has been used as a metaphor for the most isolated place in the world. Unlike the fictional Shangri-la (invented by James Hilton in his novel “Lost Horizon”), however, Timbuktu is a very real place.

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February 2021 issue | Appears on page 21

Birding in Belize

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February 2021 issue | Appears on page 6

Hiking Japan’s Kyushu island

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December 2020 issue | Appears on page 6

Exploring Tunisia and Algeria on an eye-popping North African land tour

I was blissfully ignorant of what my travel future held for me when I boarded a plane in Memphis, Tennessee, on Feb. 15, 2020, headed (via Toronto and Frankfurt) to Tunis, Tunisia. My plan was to spend six days in each of two North African countries, Tunisia and Algeria.

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