Dresden — an East German city behind the Iron Curtain for 45 years. Dresden — the place that the Allied Forces bombed the hell out of in World War II — to the point where […]
Fort Huachuca, Arizona was not a place I’d ever thought of traveling to — but the job calls and you find yourself in foreign places. In Fort Huachuca’s case, pleasantly surprised. Fort Huachuca is due […]
Having a job that requires regular travel to all parts of the world — you can find yourself bouncing into a town with little preparation or forethought. Another plane ride, another town, another client or […]
The first of several trips to Beijing, China was a 2-part trip — the first part found me in a wonderfully dilapidated part of the Great Wall of China an hour’s drive outside the city, […]
I’ve been to Beijing, China twice for a week each time, and the more time I spent there, the more it reminded me of Brooklyn, NY — the place where I was born. And I’m […]
Washington DC is known for back-room political deals and scheme-ings at its famous hotels — making certain Washington DC hotels a tourist attraction in themselves — and the most interesting, historic and beautiful of them […]
I was recommended to Santini’s in Chantilly, Virginia by Big Mike Clark of the Ashburn Clark’s. Big Mike is originally from Syracuse and played college football at Hobart in Geneva NY, but has been living […]
I like my steaks rare. I love my steaks Blue Rare. That is not Pittsburgh Rare — which is very nice but sometimes a bit too greasy off the grill — I love them Blue […]
Barcelona, Spain is an old — very old — sea town, with enchanting tight, narrow streets that weave like a spider’s web through the old part of town which dates back to the 1400’s and […]
Amsterdam, the Netherlands is a wonderful walking town. It is also The City of Bicycles. It’s an art town, and known for years for its legal Marijuana bars and Red Light district. The Vincent Van […]
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