My guide, my muskie and me.
I know many of you do not share my passion for fishing…so you are going to think this post is not for you.
You’d be wrong! Fishing knows no economic obstacles nor class obstacles. You don’t even have to eat fish to enjoy it! (I don’t. And NO ONE likes to clean them!) Fishing is just a competition with yourself: Can I catch a bigger one? (Can I catch one at all?) Hope you enjoy this post!
Posted by jetsytravels on September 18, 2017 in US, Wisconsin and tagged dairymens, fishing in wisconsin, fly fishing, high lake, muskie fishing, things to do in Wisconsin, Up North, up North fishing, wisconsin.
(But then, when don’t I have my camera?) Here’s a trip from late August to Santa Fe and Taos and points in between!
Cathedral Basilica in Santa Fe
Posted by jetsytravels on September 12, 2017 in US and tagged Bandelier National Monument, carson State forest, chimayo sanctuary, dar al islam, galisteo basin, high road to taos, kasha katuwe, New Mexico Places to visit, pecos national historic park, places to visit in the US southwest, plaza blanca, rancho de taos mission church, Santa Fe places to eat, taos art galleries and museums, tent rocks, things to do in New Mexico, Valles Caldera.
Bridge at Barca d’Alva, Portugal
At long last, I have finished posting the journal of my 2017 trip to Portugal! To read just the Douro Cruise portion (you’ve read about Lisbon and Porto already) you can start here. To read the entire trip journal (Portugal portion), in order, start here.
Posted by jetsytravels on June 22, 2017 in Europe and tagged castelo Rodrigo, cities to visit in Portugal, douro international park, douro river cruise, Europe, european travel, guimaraes, history of port wine in douro, mateus palace, peso da regua, pinhao portugal, places to visit douro river valley, places to visit in Portugal, port wine production, quinta de seixo, sandeman winery, things to do in portugal, uniworld douro river, upper douro cruises, why to vist portugal.
I have deviated from my strictly chronological reporting about this last trip, hoping to give you a better look at Lisbon and Porto, because I was in both cities two separate times during my trip. You have already read the Lisbon posts. Now I hope you will enjoy these two posts about Porto (with a little Coimbra thrown in!) (PS The Douro River Cruis is coming! I promise!)
Porto Side from high up in the funicular gondola
Posted by jetsytravels on June 19, 2017 in Europe and tagged carmo church in porto, cathedral of porto, chez lapin restaurant in Porto, cities to visit in Portugal, Da terra restaurant in porto, gaia, la ribeira do posto, lello & Irmao bookstore in Porto, oporto, places to see in Portugal, porto things to do, portugal, sights of porto, so do porto, telesferica do porto, vila nova de gaia, walking in porto, wine lodges in Porto.
Lisbon is a fantastic city! It was both the starting point and the ending point for our Uniworld cruise on the Douro River last month. If you would like to read about those two sojourns in Lisbon, start here. (The rest of the river cruise journal is coming soon.)
Tile-fronted buildings in Lisbon
Posted by jetsytravels on June 10, 2017 in Europe and tagged almalusa hotel lisbon, edward Vii park, fado in Lisboa, hotels in Lisbon, intercontinenta; hotel lisbon, lisboa tourist, places to visit in Portugal, rossio neighborhood, streets in chiado, things to see in Lisbon, touring Lisbon, Walking in Lisbon.
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