Destinations / Food / Ireland / Traditions / Travel
More than just Guinness & Cabbage….
The bulk of this journey I have found myself in Ireland. Perhaps it was the comfort I took in familiar views, Ireland reminding me of …
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Absorbing Alsace & Needing A Babel Fish
After a sensational whirlwind week in Paris with the best girlfriends from back home, the tranquil life of the Alsace region was a welcome respite. …
Awesome Dead People, Their History & Fairy Tales
This post I’m sharing the page with fellow traveler, gourmand, and bestest friend Lisa Glenn who’s special interest and bottomless well of information lie in …
Needs become Desire..Alsatian Traditions, Gourmet Delights
Sometimes food and drink gracefully evolve into gastronomical wonders out of the depths of a master chef’s kitchen and sometimes it’s simplest of form continues …
My Sunday In Alsace
A cold and rainy Sunday in Westhoffen France marks the first of a few weeks i’ll spend in this tranquil and beautiful place. The Alsace …
Paris Overload – Getting Lost The Right Way
Granted my main focus for going to Paris was to meet up with 6 of the most wonderful friends ever for a proper week of …
In Search of Eel Pie
I didn’t have a definite plan of action when arriving in London last week. I had walked the streets before, a few years back hitting …
First Taste In London Town
I left the shores of Ireland, a notebook brimming with half scribbled stories of even more Irish tastes and delights to be completed upon my …
The Easter Flame or “No Pints” Friday In Ireland
It’s Easter Holy Week in Ireland, and being immersed among a deeper see of Catholics than almost anywhere besides Vatican City, i’m intrigued at the …
A Sip Back In Time
Wandering the streets of Dingle Ireland, I happened upon a shop window reminiscent of an antique/junk shop in America, upon entry I was pleasantly surprised …