Seeing Red Red in Atsiekpoe
Leaving the capital and heading to a more rural area we passed through several small villages and enjoyed the view … Continue reading Seeing Red Red in Atsiekpoe
The art of Dyeing and Dying in Accra
Our first day in Ghana introduced us to Accra (pronounced Ah-Krah), the countries capital. It is sprawling, vibrant and exciting. … Continue reading The art of Dyeing and Dying in Accra
An amazing arrival in Accra at 7:00am
An on time arrival in Accra coupled with no wait time at passport control, baggage claim and customs brought us … Continue reading An amazing arrival in Accra at 7:00am
Here today, Ghana tomorrow
Originally, Ghana was not on my top ten new places to visit. However, an art focused tour moved Ghana to … Continue reading Here today, Ghana tomorrow
A Sunken Ship and Dancing Queens in Stockholm
The Vasa is a well preserved warship which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628. The Vasa Museum shares the … Continue reading A Sunken Ship and Dancing Queens in Stockholm
Stepping Out In Stockholm
Long distance runners in Scandinavia were not on our schedule, but for the second time in two countries we have … Continue reading Stepping Out In Stockholm
The castle and a meal for a king
At the harbor’s edge, Turku Castle was Finland’s military center under Swedish rule dating back to the 1300s. At first … Continue reading The castle and a meal for a king
Patches, plants and a pharmacy are present in Turku
Any café along the Aura River is a great place to grab a cup of coffee, snack and people watch. … Continue reading Patches, plants and a pharmacy are present in Turku
Turku and Naantali
Turku is Finland’s oldest city and its first capital city. It was first part of Sweden, Russia. Although Mondays in … Continue reading Turku and Naantali
A marathon, museums, and Moomins
A different direction for our morning stroll brought us to another part of Helsinki’s coastline. We heard the announcer and … Continue reading A marathon, museums, and Moomins
Where is Wendy 