National Museum of African American History
There are few museums which capture the soul. The National Museum of African American History and Culture is one. AllContinue Reading
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The Sintra National Palace, I mean who doesn’t have a Julius Caesar room?
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Évora. More than just a bone church.
Nestled among rolling golden hills of cattle ranches, vineyards and cork trees sits Évora, Portugal. This area is known toContinue Reading
Trains, automobiles and the Knights Templar: our side trip to Tomar, Portugal
Sometimes in Europe, the trains go on strike. That means, seemingly, limited or no information. It could be hours, orContinue Reading
Porto Portugal on a weekend
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