I used to travel a lot. I’ve clam­bered to the top of the Great Pyra­mid, stood in the shadow of the Sphinx, con­tem­plated Tut’s gold sar­coph­a­gus in the Cairo museum, gazed out over Athens from the Acrop­o­lis, touched the Wail­ing Wall in Jerusalem, trod the ancient streets of Eph­esus, climbed to the cas­tle of the Knights of St. John on Rhodes, shopped for love charms along the Street of the Witches in La Paz and for leather jack­ets in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, been ser­e­naded with “Cielito Lindo” in a Sri Lankan hotel gar­den, stud­ied in Oxford and Paris. Accord­ing to the Where I’ve Been appli­ca­tion on my Face­book page, I’ve vis­ited 14 per­cent of the globe. That’s a lot of world left to explore.

Under con­struc­tion. When I scan the pho­tos, this page will chron­i­cle some of my adven­tures abroad.  Stay tuned.