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Introducing my Emerald Mountain Sanctuary blog
Hello to all my Beauty Along the Road readers! I would like to introduce you to a second blog which I started on my business website, Emerald Mountain Sanctuary. My husband and I recently completed the construction of a small … Continue reading
Autumn Festivals in the Black Forest – Sasbachwalden
Harvest festivals mark the transition from summer into autumn by showcasing the bounties of the region. When I visited the Black Forest (Schwarzwald) in Southwestern Germany last October – the area where I was born and lived for the first … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Forest, celebration, costumes, cultural pride, dirndl, Erntedankfest, folk costumes, Germany, harvest festival, lederhosen, monks, music band, Schwarzwald, Trachten, wine
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Kiawah Diary: Face Lift
Early in the morning, our guide took us out on the Kiawah River. This river separates Kiawah Island from the South Carolina mainland. Früh am Morgen folgten wir unserem Reiseleiter auf den Kiawah. Dieser Fluss trennt die Kiawah Insel vom … Continue reading
Doorways of Bali
Doorways often tell us something about the structures they lead into and who lives or works there: private homes, stores, places of worship, community places, and schools. I chose a selection of entrances from the island of Bali where I … Continue reading
From Above
This little Cessna airplane with a passenger capacity of eight took us from the Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico. Being seated right behind the pilot and co-pilot was a very different experience from the strict separation of cockpit and passenger … Continue reading