Auschwitz
The Final Solution of the Jewish Question The trees are weeping in the rain, cold and barren against the freezing weather. How surreal to take a voluntary trip to a […]
Monthly Archives: November 2014
Kraków
Welcome to Poland, where the beer is cheaper than water. Kraków is a quaint pleasant surprise, where you can eat like a queen for five dollars and buy a sweater […]
The Beauty in the Details
With headphones in I drag my body through the street, kicking dry orange leaves on my way to the Szechenyi Baths. I walk slowly as I notice the architecture hugging […]
The City of Senses
Budapest is known as the city of senses. I walk through the minimal immigration check point and immediately smell cigarette smoke. The city of senses indeed! I exchange some USD […]
The Cliffs of Moher
The luck of the Irish is in the landscape. Bright-green pastures are vibrant even in the fog. The few trees still clinging to fall contrast beautifully against the rugged lime […]
Heading West
Life is all about the people we meet and the connections we make. This journey has been a rush of fleeting experiences that leave lasting impressions. From reconnecting with an […]
Free to Roam
I find fall in the highlands. She’s crowded in the woods of brown and gold birch. The evergreens huddle tightly to the outskirts as their cousins flourish in the changing […]
Samhain
I originally planned on staying in Edinburgh for a few days, but once I’m in the city I find myself not ready to leave. So after spending two nights at […]
Freedom in the Wind
The wind whips through my jacket, cooling me despite the steep incline to the top of Arthur’s Seat. I brace myself against the gusts and pump my legs harder, pushing […]
The Ginger Trek 