by Sue Henninger | Jun 26, 2022 | Travel
It’s been a little over a month since I returned from the land of fire and ice. I’ve blogged a lot about my trip but the one thing I’m not sure I’ve captured yet is what makes Iceland, Iceland. When I think about the country what comes to mind and what will stick with...
by Sue Henninger | May 19, 2022 | Travel
Even we writers get words wrong sometimes. Case in point… The Finger Lakes Region of New York where I make my home is surrounded by fossils and geological wonders of all shapes and sizes. There’s even a museum dedicated to them in Ithaca, The Paleontological Research...
by Sue Henninger | Oct 20, 2021 | Travel
When our plane touched down in Ecuador just about midnight on October 1, I’ll confess that I knew absolutely nothing about the capital city. That would change dramatically in 24-hours! Our Classic Journeys guide and Quito resident, Rafael Arevalo, had designed a day...
by Sue Henninger | Apr 17, 2020 | Travel
This will be a longer-than-usual post as it was a busy day and I haven’t blogged in over a week! First stop this morning was the Sir Edmund Hillary Visitor Center-a handy two-minute walk from the hotel lobby. Though we had a full day ahead of us, Judie and I wanted to...
by Sue Henninger | Mar 7, 2020 | Travel
The Classic Journeys group gathered in the hotel lobby and, after introducing ourselves and meeting our guide Kreig (pronounced Craig), our first day together commenced. Auckland skyline by sea (photo Judie Mraz) Auckland is one of the few cities in the world to have...