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In proud remembrance of her sons . . .1941-1945 Inscription on the reflecting pool monument. I have two sons, one now 18, and tears spring to my eyes as I read this inscription. And they do so, yet again, as I … Continue reading
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On June 6, 1944, 25,000 young men, Allied and German troops, lost their lives in Normandy, in some state of agony. It seems as if a devastating event of this proportion could only have occurred in the horrific day of modern … Continue reading
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I tend to travel by surprise. A journey, as suggested in Guiliana Bruno’s Atlas of Emotion, is a complex experience of the voyeur, multi-layered and circuitous–the act of seeing, in contact with geography, art, architecture, and emotion. Headed north and east, … Continue reading
An Adventure Awaits
A contemporary journey following the fictional itinerary of King Arthur from England to Rome. Click on the first post in May (see right-hand sidebar) and then follow the posts up to the present.
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Querying at the Feet of Myth and Legend
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A contemporary journey following the fictional itinerary of King Arthur from England to Rome. Click on the first post in May (see right-hand sidebar) and then follow the posts up to the present.
A Passionate Geography: Romancing King Arthur’s Roman War 