Pete, Maz and all that Jazz

See Slideshow Rochefort-en-Terre is now one of Brittany’s most visited sites after being put on the map in 1907 by the French-born Ameri...

By the fall of 1776 the War of Independence between the newly minted United States of America and Great Britain was in danger of being lost ...

See Slideshow In 1598, Henry IV, King of France, visited Vitre and was so surprised by what he encountered he is purported to have said ...

Villedieu les Poeles See Slideshow Villedieu-les-Poêles is a small city of 3,900 people in Normandy authorized by the Government to...

See Slideshow The original walled city of Vire was built on a rocky promontory above the Vire River and, since 2016, the town of 20,000 ...

Back in the Spring we decided to re-visit Lower Normandy and Brittany in northwest France to fill in some gaps left following previous trips...

See Video Domfront is a fortified town with many surviving towers along remaining sections of the ramparts, the majority of which can be...

Click for video The Azores is one of the two autonomous regions of Portugal, the other one being Madeira. The Azores is an archipelago o...

Click for video Bermuda is one of the fourteen remaining British Overseas Territories and, as such, is self-governing with its own const...

We last visited Liverpool in 2011 and, at that time, had focused on cataloging some of the numerous city center pubs, visiting both cathedra...

Courtesy By Unknown Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=196261 We stopped off in Rotterdam, Netherlands for ...