The Iconic Windmills Of Mykonos. Traditionally, these windmills are heavy, three-story buildings made of stone, are circular in shape, reflecting the simple yet functional design typical of the Cycladic islands. They were primarily built by Venetians in the 16th century and continued to be constructed into the early 20th century for milling wheat. Mykonos isContinue reading “Todays Images • Mykonos”
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Valparaíso, A Port Guide: Exploring Chile’s Coastal Gem
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Images Of Winter Escapes
January starts the season where we beging to daydream of warm breezes, crystal clear water and white sandy beaches. Here’s a little inspiration… Looking for travel inspiration or information? Search The Intentional Traveler website: More Recent Posts In The Intentional Travelers:
Kusadasi, Turkey • A Port Of Call
Kusadasi is a beach resort town and a favorite cruise ship destination in Turkey. It is only 12 miles from the port to the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the areas major attractions. Kusadasi is considered one of the most important destination cities in the Aegean because of its important historical sites that includeContinue reading “Kusadasi, Turkey • A Port Of Call”
In Remembrance Of D-Day
Sunset at a very special beach. Erected in the surf at the invasion beach designated Omaha, this memorial is dedicated to the allied soldiers who stormed the beaches on June 6th, 1944 in Normandy France. Still today it remains the single largest seaborne assault ever, involving 156,000 soldiers being put ashore that day along withContinue reading “In Remembrance Of D-Day”
Selected Images • The Japan Bridge In Hoi An, Vietnam
Hoi An, Vietnam was a major trading port in the 17th century. The Japanese Bridge, also locally referred to as the Cau Pagoda, was built with help from a Japanese businessman. Today it remains a symbol of the influence the Japanese had in Vietnam back then. The bridge was originally constructed as a symbolic gestureContinue reading “Selected Images • The Japan Bridge In Hoi An, Vietnam”
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