
Post Card #11 from Costa Rica: Waterfalls
Why are we drawn to the primal force of falling water? To waterfalls cascading in continuous motion, ceaseless renewal, perpetual reshaping? The ancient Greeks philosophized
Why are we drawn to the primal force of falling water? To waterfalls cascading in continuous motion, ceaseless renewal, perpetual reshaping? The ancient Greeks philosophized
✓ Friendly & witty people (see our blog “That’s Some Family”) ✓ Naturally beautiful setting in a national park (Gros Morne) ✓ Excellent hiking (after May, as
The Atlantic Road. Or as they say in Norway, Atlanterhavsveien. Worthy of the grand finale in our mini-series of memorable roads. Magellan and I spent
Circa Diem. Let’s start with the translation of the Norwegian birthday card Magellan got me:
Before she put the bus in gear to head up Wilmot Pass to Doubtful Sound, our driver Cat (and she was a cool one), said
How can we have been strangers for so long to a pisco sour—now our favourite cocktail? Why didn’t we discover it before we became jubilados,
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