A Rambler in Antwerp
A few days in Antwerp gave PHeymont a chance to start storing memories for a future trip.
June 2022
Sorry, hikers: Joshua Tree trail closed for sheep
In the face of a serious drought, hikers are being re-routed from an oasis that's a critical water supply for bighorn sheep.
New attractions for UK visitors
A variety of new and expanded sites await visitors to the UK this summer.
Local Feed, Georgetown, Kentucky
DrFumblefinger enjoys dinner at Local Feed, a restaurant built into an old ice house in Georgetown.
Bahá'í House of Worship, Wilmette, Illinois
Gumbo visits a beautiful House of Worship, one of only 13 similar structures scattered around the globe.
Giant plane racks up giant parking bill
A huge Russian cargo plane, built in Ukraine, is stranded by the war in Toronto.
Bahía de Cienfuegos, Cuba
Jonathan L visits some of the small towns that line El Bahía de Cienfuegos in Cuba.
Miners Memorial, Sparwood, B.C.
DrFumblefinger visits the Miner's Memorial in Sparwood. The plaque and accompanying sculpture remember the 181 miners who lost their lives in the region since 1901.
Amsterdam Eurostar link could be cut
Station construction threatens a disruption to a service that's been growing in popularity.
Belgium gets a 'turbo traffic square' intersection
A new type of traffic intersection is said to speed traffic, increase capacity... and to confuse many drivers, at least at first.
Portugal: Decisions soon on airport, TGV
Portugal's Prime Minister says the moment has come for final decisions.
Street Shopping, Udaipur
A sampling of some of the street merchant displays in Udaipur.
Cartagena, Colombia
While the more hedonistic visitors to the Colombian city of Cartagena stay in the modern part of town at Bocagrande, those who come here for history, architecture and culture head straight to the Old City.
One-Clue Mystery: Name the Place!
This is all the clue there is: Is it enough for you to name the scene of a future TravelGumbo blog? Email answers by Monday midnight to TGsuggestions@gmail.com.
EU rule: One cable to charge them all...
A long-planned EU move to standardize ports and eliminate waste nears