It has been a rough year in aviation, what with the crash in Buffalo, NY, and more recently the Air France crash…and never forgetting the...
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By now, if you haven’t booked your flight to the Emerald Isle for St. Patrick’s Day, you’re probably stuck with us local lot, Micks...
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About three years ago, on a trip to southwest England, we stopped for lunch at a little restaurant in a half-timbered house a block or so from...
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There’s a term used in England for getting someone all riled up: winding up. The first time I met Ginger, it was in the Ordulph Arm in...
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If you're one of those travelers, like me, who likes to fit into your surroundings so you can see the real culture--not the one presented to...
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Ever notice the signs for “Free House” on English pubs? It doesn’t mean you can drink like a fish and pay like a U.S. banker, with...
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Silvermine Tavern, perched on a meandering river where New Canaan, Wilton and Norwalk, Ct., meet, is more than 200 years old, and worth every minute...
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I have been thinking of books to pack while traveling, and a list popped immediately to mind. I admit, the first one was Under the Tuscan...
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Most of our trips—for all of us—are purely mental exercises, some bringing joy and others bringing pain. One I had today brought joy, the...
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When I was in high school, my Latin teacher traveled a lot. She went to exotic and frightening places, like Russia. It was during the Cold War, and...
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