Toddson, that's lovely!
I forget that not everyone lives at the base of large granite sub-sections of the Rocky Mountains.
I grew up at the south end of the Rockies, and lived in Denver for a bit. I've also lived around the Carpathians and Transylvanian Alps.
But The Alps? HOLY CRAP.
Trudy was out here in Utah a few years ago, and I remember her boggling at the mountains. I forget that not everyone lives at the base of large granite sub-sections of the Rocky Mountains.
Sighhhh
They were so wonderful and EVERYWHERE. I think it was being in the middle of them that blew me away.
The first time I saw the Alps I was awaking on a train car in the middle of the night. The moon was so bright that I could see everything clear as day. The frame of the window made me feel like I was watching a film of the alps. It took me a long time to convince myself the whole thing was real.
I'm so envious of you world-traveling types. To comfort myself I think I'll eat General Tso's Chicken from our fav. local Chinese restaurant.
Speaking of world travel, this is where my DH is right now: [link] I am totally thrilled for him and deeply jealous in equal parts.
I have had Rockies, but no Alps. My favorite vacation memory is playing hide and seek in an almost empty Dover Castle/
Pretty, Toddson!
I'm excited about seeing the new ship tomorrow. A North Atlantic crossing on a brand new cruise ship that is the largest in this fleet. What could go wrong?
Toddson, gorgeous! What stones did you say?
A North Atlantic crossing on a brand new cruise ship that is the largest in this fleet. What could go wrong?
Bad bad with the jinxy ju ju.
Damn I need to renew my passport. And win the lottery.
I'm happy that my passport might get a few more stamps this trip. So much of my travel recently has been on ships and they rarely stamp.
I do have entry stamps for Jamaica and The Bristish Virgin Islands, but no exit stamps.