Just a quick note for those of you who enjoyed my photos of my brief life in the northwest of Ireland last year and of […]

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Apologies to the person who emailed me about my painting of a Slovenian church and inquired about possible other Slovenian paintings for a benefit in […]

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Those of you who liked some of my Travel pieces from the past, such as A Table in a Prague Tavern, or the Phnom Penh […]

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A blog I’ve been reading for over a week now is that of 24-year old Allison Keegan from Pittsburgh, Kansas, called Appreciating New Perspectives.
Because, in […]

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Not to be confused with the U.S. Embassy in Ireland (2nd photo), here’s a photo I took just for you lovely American people in case […]

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Thought I’d share with you something I read in the magazine of the Irish Times here in Ireland this week.
James Taylor from Kansas City got […]

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A group of 17 American students are based in Derry in the north of Ireland this year as they live, study and also travel throughout […]

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Here’s something I meant to share with you last month.
Local blogger, JJS in KCK, went to Ireland and blogged an account of his trip. […]

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Claudia McVicker, Ph.D., assistant professor of literacy education at Park University in Parkville, received the International Reading Association’s Educator Travel Award, at the Association’s recent […]

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As a recipient of the Fulbright Scholar Award, Leslie Duram, a Wichita, Kansas native, who attended Wichita State University and Kansas State University, is moving […]

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The Elders of Kansas City are among the performers scheduled on the 19th Annual Irish Festival Cruise that will be taking place on February 6-13, […]

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If you’re interested in seeing the Ireland that is where The Elders are touring, you could have a peep at Joey96 on Twitter as he […]

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Arizona
Part 71 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

Deep in the mountains and deserts of the southwest, […]

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At the south end of the river front, where the Tonlé Sap river flows into the Mekong, a young man with grotesquely thin limbs told […]

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Continental Divide
Part 70 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

It’s election day in the USA. And as […]

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I’m somewhere in Ireland on a bus right now, live blogging in motion when I should be sleeping.
To put you out of your understandable misery […]

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Hurley, New Mexico
Part 69 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

Posts got slightly out of synch there […]

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Deming, New Mexico
Part 68 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

In a zigzag fashion I am eating […]

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Old Mesilla
Part 67 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

In the heart of southern New Mexico a […]

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The San Agustin Pass
Part 66 of the Cycle-Across-America series. (Read from the start in Boston or see the full index)

After pausing for a day in […]

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