Monthly Archives: June 2009

Casablanca has the third largest Mosque in the world. The Hassan II Mosque is a beautiful building of marble towering over the Atlantic Ocean. Part of the floor of the Mosque is glass,

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Casablanca – Not quite what we expected

When I pictured Casablanca in my head, I saw a sea of white art deco buildings against blue waters along a long luscious beach. I was not quite right. Not that Meggan and I were disappo

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Our Destination Wedding – Part 3

Who doesn't love a donkey at a wedding? Well Beau and I love Domingo, the donkey. Even if he is biting Beau's hand in the picture. Funny! Yes, we did have a parade

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Our Destination Wedding – Part 2

We have always heard the wedding day flies by and try to take time to enjoy it. I think if we didn't have these awesome photos we wouldn't believe it had happened. It is a wonder

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Our Destination Wedding – Part 1

Ok after several request, Beau and I thought we would share a few images of the wedding weekend. Most of you know but if you are new to our travel site, Beau and I got married March 14th in San

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Dali Museum – Candy for the Right Brain

Have you ever wondered where the world's largest surrealistic object is? Probably not, but if you want to know, it's the Salvador Dali Museum in Figueres, Spain. Figureres is a

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Marcat de St. Josep / La Boqueria

By far, our favorite part of Barcelona's La Ramblas is the Marcat de St Josep, also called La Boqueria. This is a beautiful covered market built in the 1830s. Here you can find all

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Barcelona, Spain: A look through Gaudi’s eyes

A quote from the film Field of Dreams came to my mind when we visited Antoni Gaudi's architectural sites ...."if you build it they will come". There are several easily accessible

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Barcelona, Spain: Bullfighting turned shopping

As you would imagine, Barcelona is filled with beautiful old historical buildings, but what do you do with a historical monument when it doesn't have a purpose any more? Well of course, mak

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Barcelona: What’s not to like?

We arrived to our hotel in Barcelona late. With food always a concern of ours, we asked the guy at the reception desk if anywhere nearby would still be serving food. He laughed at us, &

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