This round of Travel Roulette is being hosted by Skinny Backpacker and his theme is “Surreal”. I really wish I had something more creative and dream like, something with fun shadows and colors. But, atlas, I am going for something a bit more literal. I chose this picture, because I can’t believe that not only [...]
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Heather Markman on Wednesday, July 25th, 2012
| Categories: Andalusia, Bull Fighting, Mijias, Photo Events, Spain, Sport, Travel Photo Roulette
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I am not kidding, I visited an ancient manuscripts library in Montefalco recently on a blog trip. I was a guest of Umbria on the blog and the region of Umbria and we stopped in Montefalco for a few hours before heading to the Arnaldo-Caprai winner for lunch and wine tasting. These books are as [...]
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Heather Markman on Saturday, July 14th, 2012
| Categories: Europe, Italy, library, Montefalco, Umbria
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My entries for the ‘Capture the Colour’ competition hosted by the TravelSupermarket. Categories Red, Yellow, White, Blue, & Green. Judged by: Blue Judge: Ken Kaminesky of Ken Kaminesky Red Judge: Daniel Nahabedian of Canvas of Light Green Judge: Abi King of Inside the Travel Lab Yellow Judge: Dave & Deb Bouskill of The Planet D [...]
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Heather Markman on Sunday, July 8th, 2012
| Categories: Blue, Capture the Color, Color, green, photography, red, The Washington Memorial, Travel Bloggers, Vietnam Memorial, white, World War II Memorial, yellow
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I never thought of England having windmills. Recently I adventured to the Norfolk Broads with some friends and decided to research the area to see what there was to do. Well, needless to say, there was next to nothing! However, to my surprise, the area did offer a few windmills. So I insisted on venturing [...]
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Heather Markman on Monday, May 28th, 2012
| Categories: boat, England, Europe, Great Britain, Norfolk Broads, sail boat, Thurne Dyke, windmill
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When i mentioned to people I was headed to the Norfolk Broads in England, anyone who knew of the location simply asked why? Forget the picturesque villages along the water, the windmills, the boats, the friendly people, they just asked why with a quizzical look on their faces. Usually my response would be why not, [...]
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Heather Markman on Sunday, May 27th, 2012
| Categories: Blue, boat, England, Europe, green, Horning, Ludham, Norfolk Broads, sail boat, Thurne Dyke, white, windmill
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I woke up Sunday morning with little thought of what to do for the day. I told my friend I was visiting that I was in her hands. I wanted to do something in “Hallie’s Philly”. We discussed getting cheese-steaks for lunch, and Hallie suggested getting there when they open as to avoid the long [...]
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Heather Markman on Sunday, May 20th, 2012
| Categories: Hallie Bailey, ice cream, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philly, Shane Confectionary, sweets, The Franklin Fountain, United States
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Markets and Photography seem to go hand in hand. At least inside my head! I love the colors and the smells and atmosphere of fresh food markets. I was recently in Rome and thanks to House Trip for hosting me in Rome, and Context Travel for arranging our market tour followed by our cooking lesson [...]
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Heather Markman on Saturday, May 12th, 2012
| Categories: Context Travel, Eleonora Baldwin, Europe, Food, House Trip, Italy, Market, Mercato Trionfale, photography, Rome
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This weeks theme, Evening, is hosted by Sam & Sarah at Travel Food Bliss. My image was taken in Perugia, Italy; just before dinner as the sun was slowly setting. Taken in April 2012 while attending the Travel Bloggers Unite Conference held in Umbria, Italy. Follow my pin trail on uencounter.me !
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Heather Markman on Saturday, May 12th, 2012
| Categories: evening, Italy, Perugia, Travel Bloggers, Travel Photo Roulette, Umbria
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Rome is a big busy city. Full of important people, university students, the girl next door. You get the idea. But what makes this city stand out, is it’s history. Yes, all cities have a history, but Rome has ruins spread through their city. Ruins that date back to civilizations most of us know little [...]
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Heather Markman on Tuesday, May 8th, 2012
| Categories: black and white, Italy, photography, Rome
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What better way to see Italy then on a Vespa? This was not something I set out on a mission to do, it wasn’t something on a bucket list or a dream of mine. However, I managed two rides in Italy! One, a vintage Vespa evening tour through the city of Rome and the second, [...]
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Heather Markman on Saturday, May 5th, 2012
| Categories: Chianti, Europe, Fun in Tuscany, Italy, Nerone Tours, Rome, Tuscany, vespa
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