Mykonos Is Famous For These Iconic Structures The windmills of Mykonos are the historic landmarks of this Greek island, known for their unique architecture and historical significance. These windmills were initially constructed in the 16th century by the Venetians, who ruled Mykonos at the time. They were primarily used for grinding wheat and other grains,Continue reading “Todays Image • The Windmills Of Mykonos”
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Travel And The Power of Lists
Getting ready for a trip can be very stressful. There are endless things to remember to do before you leave home and lots of things to remember to pack. The latter can be particularly important because sometimes, when traveling, you cannot find the items you need or they are very expensive on the road. ThisContinue reading “Travel And The Power of Lists”
Wallpaper • The Alaska Coast
Download This Desktop Wallpaper With Our Compliments. It’s Free! Feed those travel daydreams using our computer wallpaper collection. This photograph of an Alaska Coastal sunset is a beautiful and easy to navigate desktop image that allows your desktop icons to stand out on this uncluttered scene. Perfect for inspiring that wanderlust in each of us.Continue reading “Wallpaper • The Alaska Coast”
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Today is a holiday celebrating one the country’s greatest Black Americans, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and sadly, for now, his dream is being forgotten. I have vivid memories of that sunny day in Washington, D.C. on August 28th 1963. I was a teenager and along with my best friend, we spent hours riding busesContinue reading “Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.”
Self Care Travel
What Is Self Care? Self-care is a concept that encompasses activities that we do deliberately in order to take care of our mental, emotional, and physical health. Self-care can include a wide range of activities. While self-care and cruising may seem like two unrelated topics, they can actually be quite complementary. Cruising can provide anContinue reading “Self Care Travel”
The Sydney Opera House
Above Sydney, Australia’s iconic Opera House seen across Circle Quay from The Rocks. It was designed by Danish architect Jorn Utzon after an international design competition and opened in 1973 after a long and difficult construction process. The idea for the Sydney Opera House dates back to the 1940s, when the New South Wales governmentContinue reading “The Sydney Opera House”
The Intentional Travelers 