The next road to Gibraltar
3/23/2010 The next road from Tarifa, Spain, led to Gibraltar, which is more famously referred to as the Rock of Gibraltar. Did you know it is under British control? One minute you are driving along in...
View ArticleThe Next Road Back to Málaga, Spain
3/24/2010 Our plane landed in Málaga, Spain on March 19, since then we have traveled to Ronda, Cadiz, Tarifa, and Gibraltar and now back to our beginning. Málaga is home to roughly a half-million...
View ArticleSettling into to Granada, Spain
3/25/2010 “How lazily the sun goes down in Granada, it hides beneath the water, it conceals in the Alhambra!” Ernest Hemingway, American novelist. There would be much to see and do in this historic and...
View ArticleScotland – Part 1, Edinburgh
Scotland… Bagpipes and kilts; green hills dissolving into the sea; William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, and Bonnie Prince Charlie; kings and queens and castles; heroes and legends — we saw and heard...
View ArticleScotland – Part 4, Glasgow and Newcastle
Our road trip ended in Glasgow, another enchanting city with a feel different from Edinburgh but with photo opps around every corner. Here we explored for two days before making our way to Newcastle,...
View ArticleScotland – Part 2, Central and Northwest
After our week in Edinburgh, we rented a car for a road trip and while we had a general direction in mind, we basically went where the road took us and to places people told us not to miss. Stirling,...
View ArticleScotland – Part 3, Isle of Skye and South
Heading southwest, the path from Dornoch through Dingwall, Gorstan, and Kyle of Lochalsh to the Isle of Skye; then Invergarry, Fort William, Glen Coe, Tyndrum, Crianlarich, Loch Lomond, and Luss to...
View ArticleSlow Travel Four Years Later
Every place holds huge memories, and mundane life becomes special. The post Slow Travel Four Years Later appeared first on TheNextRoad.
View ArticleSlow Travel & Funky Apartments
The most (possibly only) tiresome part of slow travel is finding apartments. Sure, if we had unlimited resources or even just lots of money, it might be one of the more fun aspects. But for us, it...
View ArticleCity Bus Tours – A Valuable Tool for Slow Travel
Say what you will. As slow travel veterans, we have come to appreciate this staple of city tourism. We arrive in a city determined to know it — to walk, live, eat, shop, and cultivate a deep...
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