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As one strolls the streets of Strasbourg looking at the buildings and hearing grape names like Riesling and Gewürztraminer one could be excused for thinking that they were not in France. History explains this feeling as Alsace was French from 1674 un...

After a two-week holiday with the girls I am finally home, happy and jet-lagged …. and forever grateful for the invention of the iPad. Our return journey began with a four-hour coach ride, continued with a three-hour pause at Gatwick and finished wi...

We had plans in place for a visit to the vineyards of Chile in March of 2010 and then on February 27 of that year an 8.8 magnitude on the Richter scale earthquake struck, the sixth largest ever recorded on Earth. The town of Concepcion moved ten feet...

Some twelve hundred years ago a Benedictine monk by the name of Emilion arrived in a small French town where he lived the reclusive life of a hermit. He later became a saint and the town took his name and evolved into a religious centre where, start...

Week two of Natural Kids camp and I am in need of some ear plugs. We have more children and a higher percentage of boys so the decibels have cranked up somewhat. But aside from the assault on my ear drums (and a loose connection to my sanity) this mi...

Bermuda’s restaurants have received international attention courtesy of an article on the Haute Living website. The article by Kristin Tablang, which appeared online yesterday, highlights a number of iconic Bermudian restaurants and dishes, including...