Oct 3, 2019• by HALOrent
The strange and startling Chapel of Bones in Evora, Portugal
We only can guess what kind of thinkings had the monks decorating the chapel with human bones, but looking at the small skulls, one realizes how high was the children mortality rate in those cruel...
Oct 2, 2019• by nealrover
Le Reminet, Le Fork and how to grab a bargain lunch
A friend at work always cut out vouchers and searched for internet offers and she never paid full price, in fact I think she got paid to take things of their hands sometimes. I always had an...
Oct 2, 2019• by Sofia_Top_Tours
Currency and payment in Bulgaria
Bulgaria is one of the few European Union member states that still uses its own currency – the Bulgarian LEV (BGN). The Bulgarian lev has a fixed exchange rate for the EUR with a currency rate of...
Oct 2, 2019• by HALOrent
Do you like to make wishes? Here's a suggestion in Portugal
The dolmen-chapel of S. Brissos, or the feast of Our Lady of Deliverance, in the Municipality of Montemor-o-Novo near Evora, is a curious example of the adaptation of megalithic monument...
Sep 30, 2019• by WhereWeveBeen
The south coast is one of Iceland’s most visited sightseeing areas, stretching from the capital region Reykjavik to the black beaches of Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon in the east. The density of...
Sep 29, 2019• by nealrover
Hemingway, Midnight in Paris and a touch of history
I am back to writing about Paris and finding this far more difficult than writing my two previous books which were essentially travelogues about Provence and Catalonia. Paris is throwing up too...
Dog friendly sea view B&B in Northwales