Europe
Living as I do in the heart of Europe, I’m spoiled for choice. So many countries are within easy reach. From our village, we could leave the house after breakfast and have driven through four other countries before coming home for tea.
I’ve been fortunate in that I know people (or know people who know people) who are from most of the places I visit so when I go there, be it for work or pleasure, I get to do what they do. I’m not bound to a guide book for information and I nearly always get the backstory. Travel these days is less about seeing and doing and more about understanding.
After Ireland and Hungary, I’m most familiar with Malta, most in love with Serbia, most impressed with Georgia, and most likely to move to either Ericeira in Portugal or Piran in Slovenia to be near the sea (not that I’m moving anywhere).
Europe has so much to offer by way of diversity, particularly when it comes to culture, religion, and art. And it’s easy to get around.

Predeal, Romania

Prejmer, Romania

Hărman, Romania

Sinaia, Romania

Brașov, Romania

Ljubljana, Slovenia: Revisited

Opatija, Croatia – Revisited

Béal na Bláth, Co. Cork, Ireland

The Kingdom of Kerry, Ireland

Sneem, Co. Kerry, Ireland

Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Ireland

Derrynane, Co. Kerry, Ireland

Jeruzalem, Slovenia

Ptuj, Slovenia
