Albania - Part 3, A bunker obsession
I keep delving further into the unusual history of this country. The key figure is Mr. Enver Hoxha, a decent enough looking guy born in 1908 (the same year as
Albania - Part 2, architecture, pyramid schemes, fashion, religion and hot springs
If you’re curious about Albania here are a few more tidbits from my bike trip.
Tirana, the capital city I’d never heard of before, has some surprising architecture.
Biking in Albania - Part 1
Not sure where Albania is?
Here’s your geography lesson for the day.
It’s a hop across the sea from the heel of Italy. It’s north of Greece.
Santiago de Apoala
Here are my photos from a pretty little village tucked in a valley in the Mixteca region of Oaxaca state, about two hours from the city.
A exceptionally tidy pueblo
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Pouring a lot of beer into the ground
A long line of residents from Santiago Apoala waited patiently for their turn to carefully pour a small glass of mezcal, a large glass of pop filled to the brim,
Cactus, forests and floating dandelion puffs
The prettiest artwork in our house this morning.
Each panel is different.
Happy New Year 2024!
A warm hello to all of you who have browsed any of the photos and stories I've loaded onto my Caboose the last few years. A sincere thanks for stopping
Marie’s Bench
Seems I'm the family archivist so I better get this bit of summertime history in the books before Christmas.
Here's an invitation to family and friends, and anyone who knew
New City New Home
Why in the world would two seniors on the far side of 70 choose to leave their home and good friends and perfectly comfortable life in a great prairie town?
