The Thrill of Uncertainty
Too Easy Travel has gotten incredibly easy as well as predictable. Not boring, just perhaps not as adventurous as it once was, in the age […]
Greece
Democracy Under Con(De)struction
On our walking tour, I was reminded that Athens, the birthplace of “democracy,” was also served by an enslaved class that made up fifty percent […]
To the tip of the middle finger
We made it. Barely. The hike to the lighthouse, at southernmost point of mainland Greece, was supposed to take thirty minutes. The strong winds and […]