Adventures in Aragón

The history of Aragón has for years been a beacon inviting us to discover and travel its ancient roadways.

Thanksgiving in Zaragoza

Creating ways to celebrate Thanksgiving in Northeastern Spain was a challenge we joyfully accepted.

Driving through Castellón Province there were days we passed as many dust covered tractors as we did cars.

The Costa del Azahar, a part of the Spanish Coast where we are staying, has a vivid history of pirates.

Tourangeaux describe their town: “C’est le mini-Paris” and in the past it has acted as the temporary capital.

We were troglodytes living in a cozy partial-cave, once a part of Chinon Castle’s corner tower.

The Loire Valley is known for its vineyards, orchards, farms, historic towns and UNESCO listed Châteaux.

We flitted back & forth across the border visiting quaint towns and pensive World War I sites in Belgium.

The road from Roubaix led us to Lille and Arras and the stunningly beautiful WWI Vimy Ridge Memorial.

Touring Normandie France in alphabetical order was unplanned, we began with Arromanches, Bayeux & Caen.