Since we have been sheltering in place at our home in Florida due to the pandemic, the motivation to add to this journal has gone into hiding as well. Home projects have taken a priority, and working on the 100,000+ images made over the past several years is a never-ending task. We are looking forward
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When we first began our Slow Nomad travels in 2014, we estimated that we would travel for a while. But, we hadn’t counted on a global pandemic.
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Not all good art is in museums. A stroll through Lisbon’s hilly streets quickly reveals an open-air art scene as vibrant and exciting as any we have seen anywhere.
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While we were in Lisbon we visited many excellent museums. Here are three very different exhibit spaces showing three very different types of art.
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Rising amidst the industrial bones and old walls of an abandoned industrial complex, the LX Factory now houses one of Lisbon’s most eclectic attractions.
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Having a word to describe something doesn’t make it easier to deal with. But …
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The one-hour bus ride from Lisbon was comfortable and scenic, taking us to the village of Óbidos, the most well preserved medieval town in Portugal.
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We had been home from Portugal for less than one month and our plans for 2020 were already made. This time the destination was the French city of Tours in the Loire Valley.
Now everything has changed.
Food, Glorious Food! We’ve frequently been asked, what do you like best about travel? There is never a simple answer. Well, Chris says all good, …
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Originally, Belem was the location of Lisbon’s shipyards and docks, and was the starting point for the Portuguese voyages that discovered sea routes to India, East Africa and Brazil. It is also home to some incredibly famous landmarks.
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