Winchester, England is much more than its famous cathedral, although the cathedral is special and beautiful – unlike any we’ve ever seen elsewhere.
Winchester, England – Not Just a Cathedral
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Bo Zaunders
Ballygally: An Introduction to Northern Ireland
My wife, Roxie, and I were heading for Ballygally, a village in county Antrim on the northeast coast of Northern Ireland. A train from Belfast had taken us to our first stop – the town of Larne, which is a major passenger and freight roll-on/roll-off ferry port.
A Glimpse at Gloucester
Friends of ours had invited my wife and me to a three-night stay in Gloucester, Massachusetts. They were housesitting for an old friend whose seafront home was well-equipped and spacious enough to accommodate several guests. We accepted, and, having arrived, we embarked on a number of excursions in what prides itself for being the oldest fishing port in America.
A Week on the Secret Coast of Scotland
From Glasgow we headed west, first by train to Gourock, then by ferry to Dunoon the main town on the Cowal peninsula in the Argyll region.
BJÖRK: A Taste of Sweden in Midtown Manhattan
Nothing could have been more Swedish. Food apart, the cups, the plates, the cutlery, everything came from Sweden – including Orrefors and Costa Boda glassware. Even the dining room had a clean, functional, very Nordic look about it. I’m referring to Björk, the café and bistro that recently opened on the ground floor of Scandinavia House on Park Avenue at 38th Street in New York City.