My Life in the Land of the Eternal Spring: The Coffee Plantation By Mark D. Walker Contributor Though I had lived and worked in Guatemala for seven years, it was a brief encounter with my young daughter, Michelle, on the San Francisco Miramar coffee...
Dan Morey Photo A ruin along the Appian Way. Lost in the Catacombs of Rome by Dan Morey Begun in 312 BC, the Appian Way once stretched from Rome all the way to Brindisi on the Apulian coast. Over the centuries, it acquired a rather grim history, serving as a...
Introduction to “Notes from Wheeler Hill” As I sit writing this I’m nearly 3,000 miles away from Wheeler Hill, NY. When I look up I see Pacific waves crashing against numerous rocks and sea stacks beyond the 250-foot cliff that lies just a few dozen...
Jennifer V. Love photos Guanajuato, Mexico *** The Messenger of San Juan de Chamula by Jennifer V. Love II haven’t been in a church since my grandfather’s funeral over a year ago, but now that I’m traveling in Mexico, I’m checking out churches like a regular...
The Roman Forum *** Sinkholes in the Cobblestone: What Lucia Berlin Taught Me about Rome by Lauren Johnson I had been in Rome for about a week when the sanitation workers went on strike. I noticed something was off as I walked through Trastevere: an ancient,...
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