There are many times when we travel that
we encounter the uncomfortable. It can be a part of history that may have
affected our own lives, like the concentration camps In Germany or Poland. Or
it can be an entire county like Vietnam, where we may have lost loved ones, or
just know from living through the time. But one thing I hardly expected to encounter
was a strong and even emotional reaction to my trip to Central America, over
historic events I was hardly aware of. This is part of why we travel; to learn.
I have been to 93 countries and 46 states in over four decades. I have traveled largely independently, but have lately been doing quite a bit of travel with great providers. Throughout these pages you will notice that I mention the best ways to travel to certain destinations. I honestly feel that my recommendations provide you the best travel value and experience for your money. I always add a little “extra” to each trip based on my reading and research. I hope you enjoy my articles.
Colorful Colombian Street Art
Street art in Bogota |
I was expecting to see the Coffee Triangle when I
went to Colombia with Overseas Adventure Travel on their trip Colombia: Coffee Triangle and Colonial
Jewels. And I knew I was in for a few days at the Caribbean in Cartegena. But never did I expect
to see the vibrant colors of this country expressed as street art in the most delightful
ways. The presence of this art form speaks to their history, culture, and dark and
violent past, as well as current years of renewal.
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