Travel Log
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one’s lifetime.”
Oct ’25 Cultural Debris Excursions Recap
We've been back from our October Excursion for a couple of weeks now and have finally finished our post-trip chores. But let us tell you that we've been constantly in touch with our guests we just traveled with as well as the partners we will be taking our guests to [...]
May 2025 Cultural Debris France Excursion Recap
As we started our climb up the mountain everyone was eager. This was going to be the day everyone looked forward to. We had taken a bus an hour from Annecy to La Clusaz, a ski village in the Alps, for our hike and picnic. The trail was well-maintained easy [...]
May 2024 Cultural Debris Excursion Recap
“I wish we’d have hiked into San Fruttuoso instead of taking the ferry in both directions. You had mentioned that you often hike in and then take the ferry out. I wish we had done that.” I was having a conversation with one of the couples that joined our Spring [...]
Ronda – Andalusian Clifftop Treasure
Winding through the mountains of Andalusia, passing miles and miles of olive groves, small villages, and peaks, our excitement approaching Ronda grew each minute. Maite in Malaga told us we really ought to consider rearranging our schedule and spending a couple of days in Ronda. She was right about every [...]
Granada – A Culture Bomb
When you arrive in Granada at the bus station, it is like so many other European cities in that it slowly builds from the countryside. More apartments and business and traffic circles on the outskirts, landscaped medians as you get deeper into the city. But the bus station isn’t at [...]
Málaga – City of Surprise and Color
I think I am pretty good at geography and culture. I know that Madrid and Barcelona were in the past and in the minds of millions continue to be capitals of different countries. I know that Andalusia is a province in the south of Spain rich in history and culture. [...]
