Normandy’s Non-WWII Sites
When you think of Normandy attractions, you are immediately thrust into WWII and images of D-Day. There is no shortage of tour buses and tours…
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Enemies and Friends in Normandy
I stood staring at the wide expanse of Omaha Beach, squinting my eyes and trying to imagine what that historic day was like. D-Day seems…
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Spy vs Spy
The simple 3 letter word – spy – always conjures up adventurous stories. imagination, and occasionally a martini and a bikini. While in Berlin, I…
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Remembering the Day of Infamy
Planes are zooming in, rat-a-tat-tat echoing around me, bombs exploding, smoke everywhere, and the footage continues to roll past me in black and white. The…
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Bombed Beirut – A Personal Tour
Today was my day to go walking through time; a walk through downtown Beirut photographing the bombed buildings which still exist in the Beirut skyline. …
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The Culture of War
“Things may start shaking, so don’t make any plans on February 14th,” said Walid. ‘Shaking’ was Walid’s term for instability. He went on to explain…
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Getting Fresh in Croatia
The first thing that struck me was the smell when the taxi dropped me off at my hostel in Dubrovnik. It wasn’t a foul smell…
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If you build it, they will come – Cambodia
View photography of Cambodia View snapshots of Siem ReapView snapshots of Phnom Penh I arrived in yet another 3rd world country, another country with a…
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The City with Two Names – Saigon
I always wanted to change my name. When I was about 8 years old I told my brother and sister that I was no longer…
