The article in WSJ Magazine was called "Dream Weavers". I'm not a subscriber but they sent me a magazine anyway. And I've never received another one and in a way I'm glad because who knows for where I would have next booked a ticket. I tore out … [Read more...] about Marta Maas-Fjetterstrom and a Solo Trip to Sweden
Båstad Sweden
You don't set out solo for Båstad Sweden because of a glossy travel brochure. "She was standing with the sun glowing round her head, the North Sea behind her. Dark glasses. It was the last photo of her. They looked for hints in the reflection … [Read more...] about Båstad Sweden
A Yellow, Rubber Duck
It's a yellow, rubber duck. A simple toy with hopefully fond memories from a happy childhood. But like a daisy chain necklace, a rubber duck isn't as simple as first it appears. A friend's partner recently passed away and while the … [Read more...] about A Yellow, Rubber Duck
Red Lodge, Montana
Travel to Red Lodge takes homework. Red Lodge attracted and held my attention from the first failed attempt to visit. Heading there on the Beartooth Highway from Cooke City, Beartooth pass had closed for the winter on … [Read more...] about Red Lodge, Montana
An Order of Fries
There are times when nothing less will do than a proof beverage and an order of fries. Heads up neophytes, ginger is not a substitute for proof alcohol. “An extra shot of ginger”, she said. For the ginger tea she ordered. I’m on my … [Read more...] about An Order of Fries