Europe Tour 2017: Chapter 15
Back in the USA and happy to be here after spending three months in Europe. Seriously.
Back in the USA and happy to be here after spending three months in Europe. Seriously.
Traveling in Europe without a specific plan can work. Most of the time, that is.
What's happened to the America I left behind in May? A special mid-week update on my travels in Europe.
Terrorists took down a passenger flight from London to New York 28 years ago. A visit to Lockerbie, Scotland is a painful and somber reminder of how evil minds work.
Scotland and Ireland collectively have some of the most fascinating history, legends and scenery for Americans who are on holiday, as vacations are called here.
International travel is so much easier when you are visiting countries where English is the dominant language. Long live the United Kingdom.
A visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in Poland and then the Anne Frank home in Amsterdam answers questions, but poses new ones.
Expect the unexpected and then just roll with it when traveling abroad.
Brandenburg Gate, remembering Willy Brandt and Pope John Paul II.
It was a week for sober reflection about European history and the many victims.
The adventure moves to Split, Croatia and then on to history-rich Sarajevo.
The adventures continue, disaster free this past week.
A week of exploring two Greek islands has been full of adventures. And heartbreak.
English adventures are a good omen for the next stop: two Greek islands,.
Years of armchair travel and living vicariously through the adventures of friends and others have morphed into the real deal.
After a busy and intense five days of international reporting and traveling, the Washington State University's crew of Backpack Journalists is en route home.
Saturday was another day of seeing the routes immigrants use to make their way from Central America to Mexico and beyond.
The four WSU students continued filling their notebooks and video cameras Friday as they visited an immigration shelter and observed Guatemalans crossing the Suchiate River that divides Mexico and Guatemala.
Four Washington State University student journalists spent a long day listening to the dramatic stories of immigrants from Cuba, El Salvador and Eritrea who are in search of a better life.
The Tacana Mountain seems a world away from the normal chaos down below.
Sunday marked the first encounter with our interpreter and fixer. It's all legal.
Washington State University's Backpack Journalism Program has entrusted me with four of their promising journalism students for a one-week reporting experience in Tapachula, Mexico. Watch this space for updates.
The Trump presidency begins with a campaign speech
Oddly enough, Jimmy Carter and Donald Trump have a couple of significant issues in common.
The journey nears its end for a retiree with lots of time on his hands.
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