Before going to Cuba, I was told to lower my expectations. Granted, my expectations were high: I expected beautiful architecture, friendly people, and lots of music. Was I wrong? How could a country notorious for its rich culture and passionate people be anything less? We arrived in Camagüey, the capital city of Cuba’s largest province, … More Camagüey, Cuba
When even Santa Cruz feels a bit too fast, a drive about 45 minutes north up the Pacific Coast leads to a perfect destination: the cute and quaint Pescadero. There isn’t much to do around town, and that’s one of the things that makes visiting Pescadero special. Instead of hasting just to get the full … More Pleasant times in Pescadero
Garry Singh’s exhibit, The Lucidity Of Travel, occupies the right wall of San Jose’s Good Karma Cafe, where the food is not only delicious but also delightfully vegan. The photography exhibit was a pleasant look at cherished fragments of solitude from around the world. They’re snapshots of ones state of mind, not simply events that have … More ‘The Lucidity of Travel’ G. Singh
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