Chevroches is the turnaround and embarkation point on our Auxerre to Chevroches canal cruise route, an unassuming yet pretty village with a fascinating history. Behind the village is an ancient meander of the Yonne, a horseshoe shaped fossilised bend in … Continue reading →
For me, photography and travel go hand-in-hand and one of my favorite subjects while I am roaming the streets and back alleys of Europe are doors and windows. My professional photographic career began in the early 1990s when I began … Continue reading →
You can’t walk around Orvieto and NOT notice the amazing woodwork peeking out here and there. Especially here, on Via Michelangeli. This alleyway is home to a few trojan horses, and my personal favorite, the cow with a secret compartment! … Continue reading →
