Tag: Travel Travel Journal

I put the “travel” tag on every post in this journal. I know that seems kind of superfluous. But that’s only because it is.

To be perfectly honest, I do it in the hope that people searching for travel articles on the web will find this journal, read a post, fall in love with it, tell all their friends, and link to one or more pages here from their phenomenally high-traffic website.

I further hope that will lead other people to find it and do the same things.

Then, thousands of people will flock to this site every day. When that happens, I’ll slap advertising on it, maybe create some merch to sell too, and I’ll get rich. That will let me afford to travel more and in more luxury.

I know; I know. You might say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. Nay, there are lots of people out there just as crazy as I am. Some are even crazier, hard though that may be to believe. Allow me my fantasies. Better yet, please make them true.

Wait. Where was I going with this? Oh, yeah. Every post here should have the “travel” tag. If you find one that doesn’t, please let me know. It’s a mistake.

Art & Death in Recoleta

I’m quite proud of the title I came up with for this post, “Art & Death in Recoleta.” I think it sounds almost literary. More...

Nervous in La Boca

I started today, my second full day in Buenos Aires, by visiting its La Boca neighbourhood. Readers might have one of a few reactions upon...

Palermo, Including Parks

It was getting close to 4:00 p.m. by the time I finished the food tour this afternoon. So, this post, which covers what I did...

Buenos Aires Food Tour

In the post about my time in Jardin Botánico Carlos Thays this morning, I alluded to a three-hour tour that I booked for today at...

Buen Dia Buenos Aires

Before today, I couldn’t say I’d ever alighted anywhere in South America, but here I am in Buenos Aires. So, as of the publication of...

Daan Park; Shandao Temple

And so it ends. Mid-afternoon today, I’ll head to the airport to get my flight back to Toronto, my hometown. I took it easy this...