Family Travel Photo-Happy Earth Day!
April 22, 2009

In honor of Earth Day, I thought this
nature collage that Mozart did
spontaneously while playing in

Where in Heaven is Mozart?
April 16, 2008

This is our little "Mozart" and she is 18
months into a multi year, open ended trip
around the world, we started when she was 5.

Istria, Meditteranean Heart
October 1, 2007

Plinius wrote: “In Istria, the Romans patricians feel like gods” and
when you visit this heart of the Med, you do understand. Rolling hills
covered with vines and olive trees and ancient towns

Romantic Rovinj
September 30, 2007

Beautiful, ancient, atmospherically decaying Rovinj won our hearts
with all her Venetian charms. We couldn’t leave Croatia,
without seeing the Istria

Mozart's Film Debut
September 27, 2007

Mozart was jumping for joy, waving and calling out, as her eagle
eyes spotted her “friends” from the Japanese film crew as our
water taxi approached Rovinj.

Japan Star-Moreska-Korcula
September 25, 2007

You just never know who you will meet on the road! People add
to the joy of travel and Mozart is instrumental in our meeting
interesting folks on our journey.

Peaceful, Pretty Plitvice Park
September 25, 2007

The sixteen, (often vivid turquoise) lakes, cascading waterfalls,
pristine forests, caves and canyons, make Plitvicka National Park
one of the prettiest areas we have visited and well deserving of
its UNESCO billing.

Ferry To Hvar
September 24, 2007

I have heard Hvar Town called “Venice without the crowds” and
there certainly is a strong Venetian influence, but we did not
find that take accurate. We debated for a while whether

Trogir
September 23, 2007

Yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest cities
of the Mediterranean,Trogir is a charming Dalmatian Coastal town
with a rich, four thousand year old history.

Split & Diocletian's Palace
September 23, 2007

Roman emperor Diocletian, who was an Illyrian by birth, probably
born in nearby Salona, built his luxurious retirement palace
and mausoleum here from 293 to 305 AD,