travel blog
I just returned from Prague and let me tell you–it was beyond cold. We’re talking not getting above about 26 F/-3 C during the day and about 11 F/-11 C at night. Add a bit of snow and wind to that, and it makes for a pretty miserable experience if you don’t pack and dress
Dubrovnik, the jewel of the Adriatic, is spectacular in the summertime. The sun shines high and can be a bit harsh, so it’s important to wear sunscreen and to continue to reapply. I spent most of my time divided between the beaches and just roaming around Old Town, so here are two typical outfits I
I leave for my big trip to London exactly three weeks from today! I can’t even begin to explain how excited I am, not only to go to London for my third (and longest) trip, but also to escape the miserable Texas heat for two and a half weeks. I have my whole trip planned
There was once a time when men dressed up in suits and women in dresses for air travel. I’d like to think that the days when fashion and travel went hand-in-hand aren’t over, but lately in the airport I see people in sweatpants, tube tops, and socks and sandals. I understand that there’s a desire to
Iceland in the summertime is chilly. And the weather can change at a moment’s notice, so it’s important to wear something warm, and waterproof. Be sure to pack boots (rain or hiking, or better–both), purchase a handmade lopapeysa (Icelandic wool sweater) when you’re there, and pack a large enough bag to carry all your camera equipment