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I, my friends and family did a tour of South England and Wales. The trip was five days long and we did around 800 miles in total.

Don't you wonder how people will react to your trip?  Who will be supportive and who will be discouraging?  (My main goal with this blog is to help others planning similar trips) I expected that no one would really care - because it is not about them.  They would be like, "Oh, that's nice."  Of course, the families we interact with daily would have adjustments, but for most people- who cares?  Maybe it's the survival instinct that keeps us concerned with other...

It was Christmas day, our hips buckled on our seats, the 777 was airborne and cruising at 37,000 feet over at the Atlantic when I kissed and greeted my wife "Merry Christmas!". No fancy red wine, but only bottled water were in our hands. It was different, yet happy that we're together like those past Christmas seasons. As a matter of fact, this one was unusual as we normally travel before or after Christmas day if we were to get away for ...

Every year, around the second weekend of May, Hamburg celebrates the Port Birthday. There are programs on the water and on the land. Is a good place to see different type of ships. http://www.hafengeburtstag.de/Content_en/start_e.htm

Damascus, one of the oldest cities in the world, in the matter of fact, the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world. It's history dates back to the 10th Century BC. In our days, the city is the capital of Syria, about 6 million people live in the city. A Muslim majority and Christian minority live in peace and harmony, a heaven of political stability in a region torn by political conflicts. The city has much to offer, a mixture of the past and the present. Damascus is the people...