Road Test Review: Travel Pro’s Expandable Rollaboard Suiter By Paul Shoul We all know that the world is not flat, but when you travel as much as we do at Gonomad.com you find out just how rough and varied the surface of our planet is. I just returned from an […]
The bridge of Andau spanning the canal at the border between Austria and Hungary, is a small wooden structure over which 70,000 refuges escaped during the Hungarian revolution in 1956. Today you can cross freely. It is frequented by historians, travelers and local fisherman. I got there by bicycle after […]
A simple conversation in The Plaza Mayor of Almagro, represents to me the pace of life I keep coming back to Spain for. No billboards or flashing neon signs or people occupying the same space yet staring into their cell phones miles away in other private virtual worlds. For more […]
( From Northamptonmedia.com) Image: David Narkewicz and his wife Yelena Mikich, City council Incumbent Jesse Adams and Bill Dwight. NORTHAMPTON — It’s official — City Council President David Narkewicz will be the city’s 44th mayor. The 45-year-old former congressional aide and at-home dad defeated opponent Michael Bardsley, 62, a retired […]
This is the view from the balcony of the Parador Toledo. The capital of the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha, it is a spectacular ancient city and the Parador across the river is a destination in and of itself. Toledo is only a few hours drive from Madrid but feels […]
A week after the October snow storm that devastated my area of Massachusetts, I finally had time to down load my images from a tour of Paradores in Spain I was on the week before the storm. I love Spain. The food was fantastic, the Paradores were beautiful and I […]
By any standard, this has been one hell of a week in Western Ma. The rare October snow storm that caused wide spread power failures for millions of people in the Northeast downed thousands of trees and left many in Western Mass without electricity, heat, food, or gasoline. Thousands are […]
